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Yes the films are juvenile, have shoddy production values, and the acting isn't Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts level, but you know what, it is what is and what it is, is fun. Seaver's films aren't supposed to be anything but fun and silly and you know what, I like it. I don't have to think too hard when I watch his films and I know what I'm getting. I just watched "Ratched" on Netflix and you know what? It was bad. Now I'm not comparing Ratched and Seaver films, but Ratched was bad because it tried too hard to be a little bit of everything and not settling on what it was. So it was disappointing. Filthy Mcnastier is what it is and much more watchable than Ratched. So take your bad ratings and shove them up your Filthy McNastier because Chris Seaver is a talent.

But I'm really glad that I did. It's bizarre. Weird. And I can't really describe it, but it was really really well done. The actors feel like real people because most of them probably aren't actors but real people. I loved how the director pieced it all together and I really liked this film. A film like this probably would never be able to be made today which makes this film even more impressive. I had never heard of this film before I saw it on Amazon Prime and it's a shame that I hadn't because it deserves some acclaim. Check it out.