The Key (2014)

How do you visualize a married couple’s kinky, sexually electrified relationship as told by their separately written journals? In The Key (2014) experimental filmmaker Jefery Levi embraces this exact challenge by crafting a dazzling kaleidoscopic maze of saturated imagery, reverberating spoken word, and sumptuous scenery through which the audience explores the couple’s innermost sexual desires. The inventive, non-linear format and ambient soundtrack heighten the viewer’s sense of disorientation and blissful wonderment.

Also, we get to see David Arquette bang Bai Ling and nail Nathan Keyes. What, did you think we were here just for the artistry? In a slow motion sex scene that is sure to go down in the history books, a writhing, pulsating David Arquette brings pure teeth-grinding ecstasy to first Nathan, then Bai, and then… himself. While somehow the abstract, raining background doesn’t get the characters wet, The Key is sure to flood your basement.