Erwin C. Dietrich has some amazingly titled movies on his IMDB director list, including She Devils of the SS, Stewardesses Report, Caged Women and the absolute ripoff title The Devil in Miss Jonas. He's one of three directors for this movie, who also include Peter Baumgartner (he shot most of Dietrich's films and also was the cinematographer on Code Name: Wild Geese) and Jack Hill*. That's right - the Jack Hill, director of Spider Baby and Switchblade Sisters.
Vicki (Ingrid Steeger, who would go on to be in all manner of European exploitation movies) hooks up with the rock star of her dreams, who leaves her after a night of aardvarking and rug use. She decides to grab her girlfriend and look for him across Europe, dealing with devil worshippers and bikers** along the way.
This starts off as a really lighthearted romp and gets dark, real dark, sixties dark by the end of it all. Man, I thought this was going to be a bit of the slap and a tickle and it ended up smacking me right across the face.
*Roger Corman was originally going to produce this and have Hill direct, but he pulled out and Hill's involvement was limited. However, this was still sold in Europe as a Roger Corman film and there had to be legal proceedings to change that.
*Dietrich messed up when dealing with the Hells Angels. One of their girls was nude in this and she wasn't happy with how she looked. They told the director to cut her scene out, he refused and ended up having to pay them off to stop threatening theaters that showed this.
Vicki (Ingrid Steeger, who would go on to be in all manner of European exploitation movies) hooks up with the rock star of her dreams, who leaves her after a night of aardvarking and rug use. She decides to grab her girlfriend and look for him across Europe, dealing with devil worshippers and bikers** along the way.
This starts off as a really lighthearted romp and gets dark, real dark, sixties dark by the end of it all. Man, I thought this was going to be a bit of the slap and a tickle and it ended up smacking me right across the face.
*Roger Corman was originally going to produce this and have Hill direct, but he pulled out and Hill's involvement was limited. However, this was still sold in Europe as a Roger Corman film and there had to be legal proceedings to change that.
*Dietrich messed up when dealing with the Hells Angels. One of their girls was nude in this and she wasn't happy with how she looked. They told the director to cut her scene out, he refused and ended up having to pay them off to stop threatening theaters that showed this.