Somewhere Under the Rainbow

About This Movie

Somewhere Under the Rainbow is a curious oddity from the mid-90s that revels in its own absurdity. The atmosphere is bizarre, a blend of awkward comedy and adult themes, but it doesn't really commit to either. The pacing feels lethargic, almost like it's trying to stretch its limited content to a feature length. Performances are, how to put it, unique—there's a certain charm in the earnestness of the actors despite the material. Practical effects, if you can call them that, are low-budget and almost amateurish, which adds to the film's unconventional allure. It's distinctive for its unabashed approach to taboo subjects, making it a peculiar entry in any collector's catalog.

The film is quite scarce, with few copies circulating among collectors, making it a curious find. It's mostly available on VHS, so if you're looking for a DVD or digital version, good luck. Interest seems limited, but there are a few who appreciate its sheer oddness and what it represents in the era of experimental adult films. Not really a centerpiece for any collection, but definitely a conversation starter.