The Sexorcist (1974)A female reporter for an occult magazine investigates a story about a murderous devil cult. Director:Ray Dennis StecklerWriter:Arnold Blatt (screenplay) |
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Title: The Sexorcist (1974)
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Lilly Lamarr | ... |
Diane Tracy
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Kelly Guthrie | ... |
Professor Ernest Von Kleinsmidt
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Volta
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Carolyn Brandt | ... |
Janice Lightning
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Lane McGarter | ... |
Theodore
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Richard Zufger | ... |
Fritz Granger
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A female reporter for an occult magazine investigates a story about a murderous devil cult.
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Well, I spent an hour watching this film, but I have to say that there isn't much that can be said for or about it. Undressed to Kill is basically just your average XXX film that has a hell of a lot of sex and not much in the way of anything else. The plot supposedly follows a devil worshipping cult being investigated by a female reporter, but this is actually just a front for director Ray Dennis Steckler to film lots of hard porn around this very loose wraparound story. The alternative title 'Sexorcist Devil' is probably a little better than the one I saw it under, Undressed to Kill; but of course I'm only mentioning this due to a lack of things to say about the actual film. I've seen a fair few films like this, and this one isn't really below average; but it's not above average either, it's just very average. The women aren't particularly hot, and while the sex is fairly dirty; I'm pretty sure that anyone with a mind to see this film will have seen it all before. The gritty cinematography gives it more of a low quality feel than the film has anyway, and overall I can't really think of a single good reason why one might want to bother with this. My advice is not to bother tracking it down.