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A woman living in a boarding house is kidnapped by a small-time criminal. Soon others in the gang try to take her away from him so they can get the ransom. Written by frankfob2@yahoo.com
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He only wanted the ransom - until he saw HER! [Kidnapped Coed version]Parents Guide:
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Country:
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EnglishRelease Date:
1976 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Kidnapped Co-Ed See more »Filming Locations:
Arnold Palmer Cadillac - 8218 E. Independence Blvd., Charlotte, North Carolina, USA See more »Box Office
Budget:
$35,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Written by George Newman Shaw and John Willhelm
Performed by George Newman Shaw and John Willhelm
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The opening title says "Jack Cannon As The Kidnapped Co-ed." Jack Cannon plays the kidnapper. See more »Soundtracks
Oh Baby, Don't Say MaybeWritten by George Newman Shaw and John Willhelm
Performed by George Newman Shaw and John Willhelm
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Don't go into KIDNAPPED COED expecting sleazy no-budget bad film ineptitude. Frederick R. Friedel's terse, bizarre, dream-like 76-minute kidnapping-gone-wrong programmer is something of a mini-exploitation-masterpiece. It plays more like an art film, with carefully-framed tracking shots and compositions, focused on building atmosphere and silence rather than action and dialogue, and all sorts of little touches that could only come from the hands of an accomplished auteur with imagination to spare, not a talentless hack. On the minus side, the ending kinda leaves you hanging and wanting for more, and Leslie Ann Rivers' co-ed character is less fleshed out or convincing than John Canon's mummy's boy kidnapper. Canon is like the poor man's Nic Nolte--lotsa facial tics and jittery acting, but it works. If KIDNAPPING COED treads creakingly familiar path, Friedel's innovative direction turns it into something else entirely and makes it worth treasuring as a hidden gem. Cinematographer Austin McKinney also shot Friedel's AXE, the trash classic THE LOVE BUTCHER and Jack Hill's PIT STOP.