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Sylvia, a stripper, attends a party where the theme is a mock spy adventure. Unfortunately, she soon finds herself thrust in a real espionage adventure. There are these two playboys that invite her to their midnight orgy. Later, her communist rock star lover shows up in her dressing room and starts shouting anti-capitalist rhetoric. In the mean time, her hypochondriac husband keeps loosing money in poker games. And in between, she talks directly into the camera, trying to entertain us.
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Midnight Party can be called a smutty crime comedy, but in all honesty, it's all a vehicle to show off Lina Romay's private parts in close-up after close-up. Subtle is not the word I would use about Franco when he made this one. The naughty scenes are a bit too long, and my eyes tend to drift to my phone more than watching the screen. That said... Lina Romay is about as charming as I have ever seen her, and I have to admit I chuckled at some of the funny bits, so not everything was boring. Jess Franco is a bit hit-and-miss for me. The naughtier he gets, the more I zone out. I haven't seen that many of his films yet, so that might change, but so far I really like it when there's more story and fewer vaginas on screen.