Cousins
There’s a bond between kin that blue movie master William Higgins truly understands. J.W. and Jon King’s teaming in “Brothers Should Do It” was a mere hint of what was to come in “Cousins”. In the first all-male film with an original stereo soundtrack, muscular stud Matt Ramsey and his blond Cousin Billy Gant have the run of the house and pool when Matt's folks go on vacation. The world’s top x-rated filmmaker proves “kissing cousins” do much more than kiss when Matt gets his hands on Billy's incredible surfer's ass! This classic William Higgins pre-condom sizzler stars Matt Ramsey, better known as Peter North, as a straight shooter who experiences a sexual awakening, thanks to his Cousin and after that anything goes when 10 incredible newcomers bare all for the ever present Higgins’ camera.
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Plot Summary
Upon learning that his wife is having an affair with his best friend, a man contemplates his own extramarital relationship with his wife's cousin.
Critical Reception
Cousins received a mixed reception from critics upon its release. While some praised its attempts at exploring complex relationships and the performances of its cast, others found the storyline predictable and the characters underdeveloped.
What Reviewers Say
- The film's exploration of infidelity and the intricacies of familial relationships offers a somewhat thought-provoking, albeit uneven, narrative.
- Performances from the lead actors, particularly Ted Danson and Isabelle Adjani, were noted for their emotional depth.
- Despite its potential, the movie is often criticized for a lack of originality and a somewhat muddled tonal balance between comedy and drama.
Google audience: Audience reviews suggest that while some viewers appreciated the emotional weight and the performances, many found the plot to be cliché and lacking in genuine surprise.
Fun Fact
The film was inspired by the 1970 Italian film 'Cousin Cousina'.
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