Olga's House of Shame (1964)

After having been run out of New York City's Chinatown, brothel owner Madame Olga moves her ring of prostitutes and criminals to a deserted ore mine and starts over.

Director:

Joseph P. Mawra

Writers:

Joseph P. Mawra (story), George Weiss (story)

Stars:

Audrey Campbell, Judy Young, W.B. Parker

Cast

Complete credited cast:
Audrey Campbell	...	Olga
Judy Young	...	Elaine (as Alice Davis)
W.B. Parker	...	Nick
Ella Daphni	...	Nadja (as Ella Daphne)
Alice Denham	...	Susie (as Ava Denning)
Brenda Denaut	...	Stacy (as Brenda de Naut)
Josel	...	Marianna
Connie Oliver	...	Christine
Angel Aintree	...	Ellie
Robin	...	Jennie
Susan Small	...	Holly
Gil Adams	...	Johnny Gordon
Jackie Miller	...	Alice / Paula
Joel Holt	...	Narrator

Storyline

After having been run out of New York City's Chinatown, brothel owner Madame Olga moves her ring of prostitutes and criminals to a deserted ore mine and starts over.

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Plot Keywords:

prostitute | drugs | torture chamber | psychotronic | drug addict | 

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Taglines:

This film exceeds the imagination!!!

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Genres:

Crime | Drama

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

6 February 1964 (USA)

Also Known As:

36 Hours of Terror

Filming Locations:

New York City, New York, USA

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Runtime:

70 min

Sound Mix:

Mono

Color:

Black and White

Did You Know?

Trivia

The character Stacy, all of whose footage here consists of her being tied up and tortured, is played by the late mother of the Arquette acting clan (Patricia, Rosanna, David, etc.), Brenda Denaut.

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Connections

Follows Olga's Girls (1964)

User Reviews

Wacky S&M mix of Ilsa, John Waters and Irving Klaw!

This is the 3rd movie in the infamous Olga series starring Audrey Campbell and it's a classic sickie! The pseudo mondo narration and the Wagner-like music gives the film an unique edge. It's low budget but nicely shot (handheld camera, dogme-style!) in glorious b/w and Miss Campbell is captivating in a twisted sort of way. This torture/bondage fest must've been pretty shocking in 1964. John Waters went to filmschool in New York around that time and said it influenced him more than any Eisenstein movie! Waters was expelled within a year in a reefer scandal. Michael Medved was right: THESE FILMS ARE UNHEALTHY! Producer George Weiss also backed another trash classic, Ed Wood's "Glen Or Glenda"! "Olga", an anti-PC masterpiece, and "Love Camp 7" are the obvious inspiration for the wonderful "Ilsa" movies and countless others. Jess Franco and Joe D'amato fans should defintely check in at this House Of Shame!