It's Raining Men

Remember when sex was really good? Remember when you were really young, when you had just left home had moved to the city on your own, when you were suddenly free, when you were adventurous, when you were always horny and when sex came free and easy? Remember when sex wasn't a game, wasn't political, wasn't frightening, wasn't structured, wasn't role defined, wasn't a job, wasn't a movement, wasn't under a microscope, when it was spontaneous, was mutual, was actually fun? Remember when people had sex and smiled and laughed and even enjoyed it? If you remember all of this, then It's Raining Men, STUDIO 2000's first summer release is definitely for you. If you don't remember it, then you really need to get It's Raining Men and find out just how good real sex, without all the other crap, can really be.

Directed by Rick Lawrence, It's Raining Men leans on a strong ensemble — Corky Adams, Jake Armstrong, Richie Fine — to carry a story that balances spectacle with character.

The film landed with audiences for its craft and performances, and remains one of the most talked-about screen titles of 1998.