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I have just watched Strip Nude For Your Killer this evening and i found it to be a very good film it features several good looking young women who are working for this model agency who agree to strip for this photographer.
Artist/Book Illustrator, Harold Foster started his action/adventure comic strip in 1937.
Necessary 5 minute scene at strip club in Atlanta.
The token strip joint.
The fourth scene is the scene where the Macguffin character, and artist (played by Paul Douglas) who likes to go to the strip club to find his muses for his paintings (P.S. Unintentional laughs abound when his work is shown, and is of a very low quality.)
The TV guide described THE PLAYERS CLUB as " Gritty drama about an aspiring journalist who takes a job in a strip club to make ends meet " which had me thinking I'd be watching something like STRIPTEASE without any of the campness but I found myself being more and more puzzled at what sort of film Ice Cube was trying to make here .
The aspiring journalist Diane Armstrong gets a job at the strip club but the story centres around other character subplots for a couple of minutes that don't really lead anywhere and one can't help thinking the character of Diane is used to set up the story just so writer/director Ice Cube can use the location to play a soundtrack that is composed of mainly Ice Cube tracks .
First of all, I have to say that I've always loved the "Peanuts" comic strip and the delightfully witty antics of Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Linus and Lucy.
I know this was a story line from the strip, but in the strip, Charlie Brown and the others don't seem to come off as badly as they do in this film.
The story had none of the wit of the strip, the specials or the first movie.
I've always thought that Snoopy had pretty much taken over the strip in the mid 70s and to an extent, the specials, but the Snoopy obsession seems to have reached its peak here.
Now it is easy to understand if you kill innocent people, that is wrong, but what about going to a strip club?
But Lucy starts to tell a story, the film now goes into flashback as we see Lucy dancing on stage at a sleazy strip club.
The acting is OK, I especially liked John Steiner as the sleazy wise cracking strip club owner.
With advice from a strip club owner(Tim Roth)and the eager assistance of(Lisa Kudrow)the state lotto number caller on TV, a plan is contrived to rig the winning numbers.
From high points when we see both lovely long-term and youthful couples exchanging vows and the election of a gay man to the Massachusetts Parliament, to low points where an elected official of that same government forthrightly denies historical injustices against LGBT people and contemporary realities of abuse, harassment, discrimination and worse, and finishing on the sad reality that bigotry still prevails in much of the American public, a bigotry which could strip same-sex couples of this right, I recommend that everyone with an opinion on same-sex marriage view this.
The usual investigating takes place as Rem goes to strip joints and S&M clubs and of course everything leads to the Asian gang.
The plot is a bit "indecent proposal" type and has plenty of poorly filmed sex scenes, but the most annoying thing is that the whole film is just clogged up with pointless shots of Las Vegas, the same ones repeated over and over again!! it seems to me like they finished the film and it only ended up at around 40 minutes long so they just got some aerial shots of the strip to fill the gaps.
The sleazy giallo picture here known as "Strip Nude for Your Killer" (1975) is misleadingly titled (no victim of the crazed killer is ever forced to strip; they're usually 3/4 naked to begin with!) but still manages to convey the film's two main selling points--sex and violence, dished out in fairly equal measure.
Beautifully photographed in vivid 3 strip Technicolor by Ernest Palmer and Ray Renahan the elaborate newer version had the obvious heir-apparent to the silent screen star in dashing Tyrone Power.
Having nowhere to turn, Amaryllis becomes an exotic dancer in a strip club, where she turns heads with her body and costumes as well as her skilled dancing.
Adaptation of a hit musical based on a comic strip.
As for the rest, rehashing of James Bond stuff with a annoying Tom Arnold on back-up and a totally taste-less strip scene that makes the movie even longer.
How did the strip club come back?
Unbelievable chop shop editing, meaningless redundant scenes, such as the terribly boring strip club act are repeated over and over.
I happen to know that those side show strip shows showed skin, if not they wouldn't be popular.
The film then switches to the Vegas strip where Jodies sister Judith Fontaine (the director's wife Regina Carrol) is a headlining act, we see her performance for a few minutes as the film becomes a low rent MGM musical.
I believe some of the negative comments on this film may be do to people not familiar with the comic strip.
I grew up with this comic strip and enjoyed the film very much.
The plot maybe a little corny but it was able to incorporate the little aspects of the comic strip that us old timers are familiar with.
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