The Immoral Three

The Immoral Three (1975)

** (out of 4)

Decent mixture of sexploitation, crime and mystery has three women being brought to a will reading where they learn that they're actually sisters. They also learn that their mother was murdered while she also lived her life as a secret agent. In order for each of the three women to inherit their millions dollars, they must search for who the real killer is.

THE IMMORAL THREE certainly isn't going to win any major awards but for the most part it's a mildly entertaining movie if you simply want to watch a lot of women get naked and be featured in simulated sex scenes. Director Doris Wishman has become a huge cult favorite over the years and it's easy to see why she stands out since she was, after all, a female working in a business that mainly had guys behind the camera. There's no question that she didn't feature any great talent but it's still interesting to go through her filmmography.

This film here isn't well-made by the typical sense but at the same time it's a lot better than a lot of the movies in the genre. The strongest part of the movie is the fact that it clocks in at 74 minutes, which is great because the film doesn't just drag on. As far as the story goes, it's pretty simple as each sister goes to investigate a possible murder suspect and of course a murder happens or some sort of sexual act. The three female leads all take their clothes off and there's no doubt that they're quite attractive and this here is what's going to keep most people interested.

THE IMMORAL THREE certainly isn't going to be for everyone but fans of Wishman should be slightly entertained.

This film follows "Double Agent 73", but strangely enough replaces Chesty Morgan with another actress. It makes the flashback scenes a bit hard to understand, as her primary asset is not something this actress was able to come close to.

Beyond that, it is hard to say whether this is a good film or not. The plot is very sparse, but what little plot there is... well, it works. Three sisters trying to track down their mother's killer. A shady attorney? A demented gardener?

The problem is that this film does not care about plot but instead strives to be a soft porn. The girls get naked repeatedly, a banana is sexually assaulted, the demented gardener is abused by someone who could be his daughter, and every murder suspect seems to have an endless supply of roofies or ecstasy or something.