Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Bob Cresse | ... | Commandant (as R.W. Cresse) | |
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Maria Lease | ... | WAC Lt. Linda Harman |
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Kathy Williams | ... | WAC Lt. Grace Freeman |
Bruce Kimball | ... | Sgt. Klaus Müller (as Bruce Kemp) | |
John Alderman | ... | Capt. Robert Calais (as John Aiderman) | |
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Rodger Steel | ... | Gen. Erich von Hamer |
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Rod Wilmoth | ... | Col. Karl Müller (as Rod Willmouth) |
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David F. Friedman | ... | Col. Max Kemp (as Dave Friedman) |
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Patricia Roddy | ||
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John Riazzi | ... | Nazi with Hose |
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Cathy Adams | ... | Blonde Prisoner (as Carolyn Appelby) |
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Louis Mazzarella | ||
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Ken Sims | ||
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Larry Martinelli | ... | Russian General |
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Shari Mann | ... | Prisoner with Col. Kemp (as Shelly Martin) |
Set in a Nazi "Love Camp" that services the needs of front line officers. The video packaging claims that this film is based on fact, but the plot is so far fetched you would have a hard time believing that. Two young WAC officers go undercover as POW's in the prison camp hoping to get some information from a scientist that's being held there, before being sprung out by the French resistance. Unfortunately things go wrong with the break out and they end up overstaying their welcome and being subjected to the same indignities as the other inmates. Written by Sujit R. Varma
Even though they all look sensational, shocking and hugely controversial, "Nazi-Exploitation" moves generally are the most boring and irritatingly awful titles that fall under the cult-genre. There are some notable exceptions (like "Ilsa, She Wolf of the SS" and "Salon Kitty"), but the vast majority is just boring rubbish with awesome looking VHS-covers. "Love Camp 7" was one of the first (maybe even THE first) Nazi-exploitation flicks ever made, and it already sucked badly, so it's only logical it spawned a whole series of terrible followers. The plot is very rudimentary and implausible, as you may expect. Two gorgeous looking (talking in terms of late 60's/early 70's standards) infiltrate in a Nazi Camp where random women are picked from the streets to serve as sex-toys for German military officers. So basically, these two girls are prepared to be humiliated, sexually harassed and maybe even tortured, exclusively to study and find out more about the perverted desires of soldiers of the Third Reich??? Quite unlikely to find volunteers for that type of assignment if you ask me, but hey this is exploitation cinema. There's an overload of full-frontal nudity in "Love Camp 7", but the actual sleaze and sex footage is understandably still rather tame. Nazi Exploitation gradually became more rancid and explicit, and by the time of SS Hell Camp (1977), the female cast members were even submitted to having sex with genetically engineered and super-hairy monsters. That certainly doesn't imply the later efforts in this sub genre are any less boring and inept, mind you. "Love Camp 7" hangs together by awfully written dialogs, lousy acting performances and totally intolerable characters. Enduring this film until the end credits role over the screen is some sort of torture on itself. Go straight for Dyanne Thorne's grotesque escapades in the aforementioned "Ilsa, She Wolf in the SS". Or better yet, avoid Nazi-Exploitation in general.