Hitler's Last Train
(1977)
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Hitler's Last Train
(1977)
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Monica Swinn | ... |
Ingrid Schüler
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Christine Aurel | ... |
Helga
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Sandra Mozarowsky | ... |
Greta
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Yolanda Ríos | ... |
Olga
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Erik Muller | ... |
Schmitt
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Rudy Lenoir | ... |
von Holtz
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Frank Braña | ... |
Otto Kramer
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Bob Asklöf | ... |
Paul Grünn
(as Bob Holger)
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Antoine Fontaine | ... |
Nazi
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Roger Darton | ... |
American Correspondent
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Michel Charrel | ... |
Soldier
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Claude Boisson | ... |
Partisan
(as Yul Sanders)
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Jacques Couderc | ... |
Partisan
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Alain L'Yle | ... |
American Officer
(as Alain Robin)
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Roland Travers | ... |
Nazi
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The SS puts a slutty nightclub singer in charge of a train car full of prostitutes whose "services" are reserved solely for Adolf Hitler.
Special Train for Hitler AKA Hell Train sees seasoned exploitation star Monica Swinn as Ilsa... sorry, I mean Ingrid... a nightclub singer put in charge of a train full of prostitutes doing their bit for The Fatherland by giving pleasure to officers of The Third Reich.
But as Ilsa... sorry, I mean Ingrid...and her girls wend their way through war-torn Europe aboard their steam-powered brothel-on-wheels, their beloved Fuhrer is slowly losing his bid for world domination. With the Allied forces drawing ever closer, it's the end of the line for Ilsa's... sorry, Ingrid's... love train, and the blonde bitch must use all of her womanly wiles to survive...
Nowhere near as salacious and sleazy as my plot summary suggests, Hell Train is possibly the tamest of all of the Nazisploitation films that I have seen so far.... and I've seen quite a few! The depravity is limited to a lame table-top striptease from Swinn before some leering Nazi top brass, an officer having wine licked from his bare chest by two harlots (the beast!), a couple frolicking on a pile of coal (how filthy!), a top ranking officer riding a prostitute around a carriage like a horse (how inhuman!), and a German whore being repeatedly spanked by angry partisans (it seems that war makes monsters of us all!).
In a genre that exists to shock and offend, such innocuous, lightweight antics are inexcusable; Dyanne Thorne would never have let it happen.