Mortgage of Sin (1975)
Mortgage of Sin (1975) OverviewMortgage of Sin is a film from 1975 characterized by explicit content typical of the early 1970s adult film genre. The plot centers around a man who, influenced by his partner's insistence to end an affair, reacts violently, leading to graphic sexual encounters. The film features multiple sex scenes, including heterosexual and lesbian interactions. The narrative is framed as a series of letters from the protagonist, Frank, to his former love, Jennifer, as he reflects on his past relationships and current living situation in a monastery. However, the storyline is convoluted and disjointed, with voiceovers that do not align with the visuals, creating a sense of confusion.
The film's production quality is noted as poor, with a lack of coherence in the direction and writing, attributed to pseudonymous filmmakers. Musical selections in the film are described as uninspired, contributing to the overall lackluster experience. The title refers to a housing development where the characters reside, and the ending reveals Frank's financial irresponsibility, leading to foreclosure on their property.
Video Quality Summary- Overall Quality: Decent
- Clarity: 5.5/10
- Color/Contrast: 5/10
- Notable issues: Red-shifting and soft image quality.
Media Information- Format: AVI
- Duration: 51 minutes and 6 seconds
- Video Codec: XVID
- Audio Codec: MP3
- File size: 989 MiB
This film is categorized as an adult film with hardcore scenes, and it has been compared unfavorably to other works in the genre.
