All Women Are Bad (1969)

User Rating:

5.1/10   

Director:

Larry Crane

Writer:

Walter M. Berger (written by)

Genre:

Drama

Plot:

A New York salesman goes on a self-destructive spree of sex after finding his wife cheating on him. |

Plot Keywords:

Salesman | Voyeurism | Flagellation | Infidelity | Artist

Cast

Peter Bradford	...	John Steele
Liz Byan	...	Lelia
Gerard Damiano	...	Male Model
Eva	...	Stripper
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Larry Hunter

Runtime:

USA:67 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Black and White

Sound Mix:

Mono

Filming Locations:

New York City, New York, USA

Weird trashy sex flick

Something Weird sure does release some weird stuff, and this film is certainly some weird stuff. The films plays out something like a cross between a noir flick and an exploitation film focuses squarely on one man. John Steele is a salesman in New York who becomes dismayed by life and ends up going on a sex spree when he finds his wife in bed with another man. The film is not very well made and certainly fits the 'trash' bill well. It plays out like it's made up of bits and bobs from other films, and that probably isn't too far from the truth. The only thing stringing everything together really is the constant narration from the lead character. This is actually the most interesting thing about this film - it gives it a sort of gritty noir edge and actually succeeds in making the whole thing more watchable and enjoyable. There's a fair bit of sex featured in the film, although none of it is particularly graphic, which is something of a shame. There are no shocks or surprises in the film, but it's only an hour long so not too much time is wasted watching it and I'd say it's at least somewhat worth seeing for the fact that it's so obscure.