Raunch V

About This Movie

Raunch V, released in '92, fits right into the underground niche of its time. The film dives into a world overflowing with camp and cheeky humor, which makes it a curious watch if you enjoy exploring the fringes of the genre. The pacing is decidedly uneven, shifting from zany antics to slow stretches that can feel like a throwback to earlier, less polished works. Practical effects, while a bit rough around the edges, add to its charm, and there’s a certain awkwardness in the performances that often feels like a glimpse into the era’s more experimental side. It’s definitely distinctive, a time capsule wrapped in its own brand of offbeat energy.

Raunch V has had a limited run in terms of physical media, often relegated to regional releases which makes it a bit of a rarity in collector circles. The film’s obscurity adds to its allure, drawing in those interested in the offbeat and eccentric. It tends to pop up at niche film festivals and among collectors who appreciate the underrepresented works of the early '90s. If you come across a copy, it might not be common, but it’s certainly a curious find for those looking to fill gaps in their collection.