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A Sweet Sickness (1968) Online
1968 Vincene Wallace Art T. Romans Vicki Carbe Jon Martin
Original Title :
A Sweet Sickness
Genre :
Movie / Drama
Year :
1968
Directror :
Jon Martin
Cast :
Vincene Wallace,Art T. Romans,Vicki Carbe
Writer :
G. Foy
Type :
Movie
Time :
1h 5min
Rating :
4.8/10

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A Sweet Sickness (1968) Online

A young woman gets sexually used and abused by every man she meets while on her way to rising to the top of Hollywood's entertainment industry.
Cast overview:
Vincene Wallace Vincene Wallace - Dee (as Vincene Craddock)
Art T. Romans Art T. Romans - Dave
Vicki Carbe Vicki Carbe - Connie (as Vicki Corbe)
Poochie Norton Poochie Norton - Club M.C.
Victor Izay Victor Izay - Drunk / Producer (as Victor Sandor)
Dick Osmun Dick Osmun - Landlord (as Dick Osmon)
Raul and The Revelations Raul and The Revelations - Band
Marguerite Zalud Marguerite Zalud - Dancer
Sharon Wells Sharon Wells - Orgy Girl
Yuki Tani Yuki Tani - Orgy Girl

The original filmmakers ran out of money and were unable to finish shooting all the scenes. Worried that they would lose the $2,000 they had already spent on it, they sold the unfinished film for $5,000 to producer David F. Friedman, who shot the remaining scenes in one day.


User reviews

Shakataxe

Shakataxe

Mundane narrative of 'young innocent' trying to make it in tinsel town without having to sleep her way…..but this is 1967! So, it's great street scenes, great breast scenes, fantastic dialogue and b/w nakedness throughout.

Also we get a really bizarre stage auction where the aforementioned 'lady' passes her clothes to bidders and suffers a rape in lieu of rent.

PLUS - this classic '67 movie ends with a chloroformed lovely being led to a psychedelic orgy of momentous proportions.

FAB!
Moogura

Moogura

This is pretty bad, even for an exploitation movie, but the lead actress is well-cast and attractive. Good black and white cinematography and schmaltzy typical music. This type of film is strangely compelling (besides the obvious attraction of the "nudity"), especially the black and white ones. They are slightly more realistic that soap operas and create a reality all their own (they're like home movies of sad and unhappy people in America).

A 3 out of 10. Some of the better exploitation flicks (THE AGONY OF LOVE, SPIDER BABY, THE SADIST) are quite enjoyable, but they stand out in a genre that isn't TOO concerned with quality.