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1965·Drama·1h 5m
7.0
On the run after dispatching her rapist, homemaker Ellen flees to the Big City, where further misfortunes befall her. When she finally finds stability, she discovers that her landlady's son is a detective, threatening her newfound identity and peace of mind.
Directed by Doris Wishman
prostitute
rape
exploitation
grindhouse
murder
sexploitation
janitor
woman director

Cast

Gigi Darlene
Gigi Darlene
Meg Kelton / Ellen Green
Sam Stewart
Sam Stewart
Al Bains
Alan Feinstein
Alan Feinstein
Ted Kelton
Darlene Bennett
Darlene Bennett
Della Boyd
Marlene Starr
Marlene Starr
Mrs. Grace
Dawn Bennett
Dawn Bennett
Tracy, Della's Cousin (uncredited)

Crew

Doris Wishman
Doris Wishman
Director
Doris Wishman
Doris Wishman
Screenplay
C. Davis Smith
C. Davis Smith
Director of Photography
Doris Wishman
Doris Wishman
Producer
Doris Wishman
Doris Wishman
Story

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Travis Page
Travis Page
Bad Girls Go to Hell
she couldnt catch a break!!
she couldnt catch a break!!
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Nor
Nor
Bad Girls Go to Hell
The worst part of this film is how to this day, everything that Gigi Darlene encounters, is a woman’s greatest fear and sometimes their reality, down to being asked to smile.
The worst part of this film is how to this day, everything that Gigi Darlene encounters, is a woman’s greatest fear and sometimes their reality, down to being asked to smile.
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margot
margot
Bad Girls Go to Hell
nan mais le film de détraqué mental c’était vraiment super dur à regarder ptdrrrrr
nan mais le film de détraqué mental c’était vraiment super dur à regarder ptdrrrrr
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Grim
Grim
Bad Girls Go to Hell
you guys, i think that al guy seems just a bit unstable :/
you guys, i think that al guy seems just a bit unstable :/
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Ale
Ale
Bad Girls Go to Hell
strikes a really interesting balance of being salacious without reveling too much in the protagonist’s suffering. it’s clear wishman wanted to depict a living nightmare rather than sexual violence for shock factor. the exploitation tropes can make this hard to see at times but you can tell in her restrained approach to depicting nudity that she wants the audience to inhabit the protagonist’s perspective rather than see her as a sexual object.
strikes a really interesting balance of being salacious without reveling too much in the protagonist’s suffering. it’s clear wishman wanted to depict a living nightmare rather than sexual violence for shock factor. the exploitation tropes can make this hard to see at times but you can tell in her restrained approach to depicting nudity that she wants the audience to inhabit the protagonist’s perspective rather than see her as a sexual object.
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