"A Touch of Genie," a 1974 erotic comedy directed by Joseph W. Sarno, is a whimsical ride that blends fantasy with pornography. With a unique premise and a playful tone, this film offers an amusing take on the genie-in-a-lamp tale, aimed at adult audiences.
The story revolves around Melvin (Douglas Stone), a quirky individual who works in an antique store near 42nd Street in New York City. Melvin leads a double life-by day, he's an antique dealer, but in his free time, he frequents the nearby X-rated theaters, indulging in his passion for adult films. One day, Melvin stumbles upon a magical vase, from which a female genie (Chris Jordan) appears, granting him five wishes.
What ensues is a series of comedic and likely risqué wishes, as Melvin uses his newfound genie to fulfill his fantasies. While the film does have pornographic elements, it also offers a theatrical experience, with a unique setting and a lighthearted approach to its adult content.
The film's cinematography by Joao Fernandes is described as "rough and no-frills," capturing the gritty atmosphere of 1970s New York City. The film's score is "blithely bouncy and playful," adding to the silly and whimsical tone of the film. These elements combine to create a charming and unique. 🎬💥🌪
The story revolves around Melvin (Douglas Stone), a quirky individual who works in an antique store near 42nd Street in New York City. Melvin leads a double life-by day, he's an antique dealer, but in his free time, he frequents the nearby X-rated theaters, indulging in his passion for adult films. One day, Melvin stumbles upon a magical vase, from which a female genie (Chris Jordan) appears, granting him five wishes.
What ensues is a series of comedic and likely risqué wishes, as Melvin uses his newfound genie to fulfill his fantasies. While the film does have pornographic elements, it also offers a theatrical experience, with a unique setting and a lighthearted approach to its adult content.
The film's cinematography by Joao Fernandes is described as "rough and no-frills," capturing the gritty atmosphere of 1970s New York City. The film's score is "blithely bouncy and playful," adding to the silly and whimsical tone of the film. These elements combine to create a charming and unique. 🎬💥🌪