A psychologist interviews the members of a therapy group for people with sexual issues as to why they're in the group.
Acting
Bartel's unhinged Dr. Krankheit—part Freud, part used car salesman.
Production
Microbudget 16mm that screams 'filmed in someone's actual apartment.'
Director
Charles Hirsch
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
The title was originally censored in several markets; some prints simply read 'Utterly Without Value.' The irony was apparently too spicy.
Shot during the brief window when 'sex hygiene' films could pass as educational, this rode the coattails of Krafft-Ebbing case studies repackaged as entertainment. Bartel would later parody this exact genre in 'Eating Raoul.'