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Two brothers rob a bank and take a young girl hostage. They find out that the girl is a nudist, so they force her to take them to a nudist colony so they can hide out.
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Escape to a modern Garden of Paradise where Nature's sun-kissed daughters walk forth in all their natural beauty!
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Trivia
Ralph Young, part of the singing team Sandler & Young, sings the title song. He later starred for director Doris Wishman in another nudist film
Blaze Starr Goes Nudist.
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Quotes
Woman on phone:
Police! There's a man running around the serpentarium waving a gun! He looks dangerous!
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Crazy Credits
Filmed in gorgeous Eastman Color in NUDERAMA
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Referenced in
Nude on the Moon (1961)
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Soundtracks
"Hideout in the Sun"
Sung by
Ralph Young
Words and Music by
Judy J. Kushner (as Judith J. Kushner)
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I don't understand the voters who scored this movie a 1/10. What the heck were they expecting? This movie does exactly what it tries to do: lots and lots and lots and lots and lots of T&A with very attractive women, with a delightfully campy plot and performances.
If you're the kind of viewer who would be interested in a film like this in the first place, there is no way you won't like it. The audio/video sync is poor at times (they somewhat get around this by not showing the faces of the characters who are speaking a lot of the time) and there are a few spots where part of the print is missing (never more than a fraction of a second), but these "flaws" only add to the charm. The video quality of the DVD is actually quite good. Video quality is often a problem with obscure films rescued from a half a century ago, but Something Weird got a good print of this one.
It is the epitome of its genre. If you're interested enough in this kind of movie to be reading this review, you will love this movie. See it. You will not be sorry.