Electronic Lover

1966
1h 19m

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A psychotic voyeur known as "Master" satisfies his overwhelming urge to peep by building himself an Electronic Lover -- an elaborate computer-like machine that allows him to sit in front of ... Read allA psychotic voyeur known as "Master" satisfies his overwhelming urge to peep by building himself an Electronic Lover -- an elaborate computer-like machine that allows him to sit in front of a monitor while his oddball servant "Brother" sticks a remote camera into the windows of u... Read allA psychotic voyeur known as "Master" satisfies his overwhelming urge to peep by building himself an Electronic Lover -- an elaborate computer-like machine that allows him to sit in front of a monitor while his oddball servant "Brother" sticks a remote camera into the windows of unsuspecting women.

Director
- Jesse Berger
Writers
- Mathew Lawrence
- Stephen Schwartz
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3.9/10

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Director
- Jesse Berger
Writers
- Mathew Lawrence
- Stephen Schwartz
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

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Master: [desperately] Find the Black girl, Brother. The one in the street. I want to see her again.

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2/10

unbearable

Mike Atkinson plays the Master in this surreal little soft-core film of the late 60's. The Master is a peeping tom who sends his minion to fellow various women around with a video camera, the images being sent back to the Masters lair where he can enjoy it in solitary. Way too Avant garde for my tastes, I found the movie to be dumb, eceltic, silly, and more than just a touch pretentious. Not a good recipe for a compelling film in the least. The only reason I watched it was because it was on the same DVD as "The Spy who Came" a much MUCH better movie in every conceivable way. This is definitely one to skip.

My Grade: D-

Something Weird DVD Extras: 2 shorts: Girl of my dreams & the Philosophy of Computing, "Tel-Star Striptease" feature (in actuality an excerpt of "the Peep Snatchers"); 12 minute Gallery of Underground Sexploitation movie magazine covers with audio oddities; and Trailers for "the Curous Dr. Humpp", "Office Love-in", "the Singles" & "Some like it Violent" (the film is also bundled with the vastly superior "The Spy who Came" on this DVD)