Something Weird Video dug deep into the vaults for this double feature, pairing up two fairly obscure swinger films distributed by the one and only Harry Novak. Here's the skinny on this pair...

Free Love Confidential:

Fred and Kaye have been married for some time now and while Kaye still has it going on in the looks department, Fred is far more interested in spending time at work than with his lovely wife. She does everything she can to get his attention but nothing works and he seems about as attracted to her as he would be to a rock. Bored out of her mind, Kaye is only too happy to accept an offer from her friend Giselle, who wants to take her out of town for a weekend of fun. Fred's never approved of Kaye's relationship with Giselle, which is all the reasoning she needs to say yes!

The two girls hit the road and soon find themselves answering a classified ad in a scuzzy newspaper asking for models. They wind up at a seedy apartment where the photographer, Robin, plies them with weed and before you know it the two girls are dancing around sans clothes for his camera without a care in the world. If that weren't enough, once the shooting stops the two girls jump Robin's bones. Once things settle down the two gals figure that maybe posing nude for a complete stranger wasn't such a great idea so they ask him for the film. He obliges, but once they take the film to be developed they find out that they've been had – he gave them a blank roll and kept the photographs for himself. The girls head back to confront Robin only to wind up being blackmailed by Robin's friend Mickey, a tough talking lesbian who tells the two ladies that if they don't do what she asks of them and appease her dirty desires she'll sell the photos but if they take care of her needs and give her five hundred bucks, they can have the photos back for keeps. The girls set out to raise the dough any way they can, but even once they've ponied up the scratch there are a few more surprise in store for them.

Director Gordon Heller keeps the filth flowing at a refreshingly fast pace for the duration of this torrid and steamy soap opera. The dialogue is sharp and the girls look good from start to finish. It's not hard to figure out where it's all heading or how it's going to end but it's fun anyway, particularly if you can appreciate the trashy atmosphere that permeates ever frame of this film. The finale is great, with stoned free love types doing their thing at a nightclub but the build up is almost as good, particularly once the girls get involved with Robin and at just over an hour in length it's over before you even know it.

For Single Swingers Only:

Two girls who live (and shower) together in a commune, Gracie and Gloria, decide to investigate a newspaper ad that they find advertising an apartment that will be rented to 'single swingers only.' The reasoning is that not much happens to them in the commune these days and they could use some excitement in their lives. They head on down to check the place out, their curiosity getting the better of them, and soon wind up involved with two guys named Dave and Arty. They seem harmless enough at first but it doesn't take our two leading ladies long to find out their true nature. To complicate things even more for the pair, there's Ruth, the landlady whose unhealthy obsession with the ladies lands her in some steamy situations. Topping it all off is a nudist girl named Connie who runs around garnering plenty of attention, mainly because she does it without any clothes on. As the pair become more and more involved in the swinging that happens in the apartment, they start to drift into two different directions and before you know it, Gloria has had enough of the lifestyle and she wants out. But will Gracie come with her or is she took hooked on the cheap kicks that she can find here in abundance?

Directed by Don Davis, the man behind Swamp Girl, there's not really a whole lot of story here to drive the events. It's more or less a few steamy sex scenes linked together but a thread of a plot. Likewise, the performances aren't as inspired here nor the dialogue as sharp as we saw on the first feature. Heidi Anderson looks great as Gracie but she can't deliver anything even close to a convincing line reading here. This provides for some unusual and unintentional comedy but it isn't enough to make this one better than mediocre. There are some interesting moments here and the idea is an interesting one but the delivery lacks any punch and when the film ends, you're left wondering what the point of it was in the first place.