Those Mad, Mad Moviemakers

In a sly subversion of expectations, two young men hatch a plan to raise money from their family and friends by claiming they're making a devoutly religious film – a ruse that ultimately leads to the creation of a hit pornographic movie, sending their lives careening into chaos. Directed by Ray Marsh and starring Marianna Hill, "Those Mad, Mad Moviemakers" is a 1974 comedy that skewers the excesses of 1970s America with wit and irreverence. With its lighthearted tone and comedic cast, this film offers a tongue-in-cheek look at the wild world of adult cinema. A clever satire that still manages to be entertainingly raunchy, "Those Mad, Mad Moviemakers" is a nostalgic treat for those who love '70s comedy and a wild ride for anyone curious about the era's more risqué side.