I first remember seeing this in 1981, on an HBO special release. Perhaps because it's the only "movie-musical" of its kind, that features corny numbers with partial or frontal nudity. What stood out to me were the "dancing dildo's", the "worst orgasm I've ever seen" and Mary LaRue getting attitude with secretary Rosie. The opening with Harry and his financiers is certainly decent, but the song action is weakly delivered. And a few of the other musical numbers were okay; but nothing actual showbiz or feature film worthy. The audition moments are hilarious. But the directorial mishaps with John Smithee fall flat. Overall this film is just okay. The funniest moments appear near the opening, with a few toward the middle.

I saw this when I was 15, in the theater... I think we paid for something else and then snuck into this theatre. There were 5 people in the theatre and 3 left half way through.....Do you get what I'm saying. It was the first time I ever saw a fully naked women, I was male and 15.....and it was still only marganially entertaining. Some of the songs were good... This is a product of the 70s when movies like this and Fairy Tales, Flesh Gorden and such were taking almost adult movies(no plot lots of skin) to the mainstream theaters.While I am a major movie freak, I am not much on musicals, so if you like musicals and skin......Maybe.4/10

I found a copy of this film used for only $6, and since I'm into weird crap, I figured this should be good for a few laughs - and it was!!! The idea of a producer making a porno musical to save his studio is funny enough, but the songs are what make this film worth watching. "Dancing Dildos" "Orgasm" "Lesbian Butch Dyke" "Perversion" "Let Me Eat You" - you'll laugh your ass off! And sing a 'scale' or two also

When it comes to low budget parodies/satires the Kimmel/Williams team outdoes even Zucker, Abrahams, Zucker(ZAZ).Unlike ZAZ, this team uses music with great personalities (instead of bad puns) to make their point (this movie also uses a lot of nudity, as the title suggests)Q: How do you spoof and industry that is its own self parody? A: with on the mark characterizations.Q; How do you satirize an industry known for being over the top gross without being (too) gross. A: With memorable tunes and dance numbers.Q: How do you show some intelligence when the movie is about something where intelligence was never highly prized? A: Sink down to their level but stay a cut above.This movie has it all, except for a big budget--but who needs one when discussing a low budget industry.This movie is a toe tapping, foot stomping, belly laughing riot that you will want to see again and again.Kimmel and WIlliams do it again in "SpaceShip".