A day in the life of two aspiring actresses who answer an advertisement placed by an unscrupulous adult film producer who subjects them to a series of increasingly sordid screen tests.A day in the life of two aspiring actresses who answer an advertisement placed by an unscrupulous adult film producer who subjects them to a series of increasingly sordid screen tests.A day in the life of two aspiring actresses who answer an advertisement placed by an unscrupulous adult film producer who subjects them to a series of increasingly sordid screen tests.
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- Mr. Zoltan
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- Barbara
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Now here is Zoltan G. Spencer. He is an adult, but still remembers his dreams from way back. So, he makes a movie about his dream. He is not only the director, but the producer as well and is an actor in this one. And there are a lot of girls and they all take their clothes off. Oh boy, did he have a good time.
The same can not be said for the movie fans. There is no story at all. We are confronted with nudity 99.99% of the time. There are very few real sex scenes and these are done in a very particular way, typical of 1969: female genitals are shown, male genitals are never shown. The acting is irritatingly bad. Sometimes bad acting makes you laugh out loudly, but here it only annoys you. There is one scene where an ape tortures and rapes a girl. Rarely have I seen any this clumsily made. Maybe the fans of the worst of the worst get a laugh out of that scene, but alas, not me.
This movie is a real stinker. And of course was put on video by Something Weird Video, the one firm in the world that never lets us down. They just keep on digging in the trash bins of the movie industry. And for their standards this is a jewel. For all real movie fans this should have been undiscovered. Trash bins do have a purpose, you know!
Did you know
- TriviaAnother Zoltan Spencer film full of sex and weirdness. There were three directors in the late sixties and early seventies who made very similar films - all odd low budget exploitation with the same crop of actresses, and very similar aesthetics (or lack thereof): H.G. Lewis, Bethel Buckalew and Zoltan.
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Narrator: Hollywood. The movie capital of the world. Hundreds of young girls flock into this city daily hoping to break into films. A small percentage make it. Most of the girls find careers as waitresses, shop girls, housewives, and put their dreams of stardom on the shelf. But, lurking up the back alleys of this city of dreams, are a few unscrupulous promoters waiting to take advantage of the girl who will do anything to get into pictures. This is the story of one such producer. Of course, all names and characters are fiictitious.
- ConnectionsReferences Rzeczywistosc (1961)