Cum Thirsty Bottoms

This documentary delves into the enduring legacy and cultural impact of the iconic 1975 horror film, 'Deep Throat'. Through archival footage and interviews with filmmakers, critics, and cultural historians, the film explores the controversies, artistic merits, and societal discussions surrounding one of the most infamous movies ever made. It examines how 'Deep Throat' pushed boundaries and sparked debates about censorship, pornography, and the nature of cinematic art.

Cum Thirsty Bottoms received mixed to positive reviews from critics, with many praising its insightful analysis of 'Deep Freeze' and its cultural significance. Some reviewers found it to be a compelling and thought-provoking examination of a controversial film, while others felt it could have delved deeper into certain aspects or offered a more balanced perspective.

• Praised for its academic approach to a notorious film.

• Appreciated for exploring the cultural context and impact of 'Deep Freeze'.

• Some critics wished for a more definitive stance or broader range of interviews.

Google audience: Audience reviews generally highlight the film's intelligence and its ability to shed new light on a controversial subject. Many found it to be a fascinating watch that offered a deep dive into the making and reception of 'Deep Freeze,' making them reconsider its place in film history.

Director Alexandre O. Philippe is known for his documentaries that explore the cultural impact of iconic films, including '78/51: The Making of 'The Exorcist'' and 'Lily to Hollywood'.