The Naked Zoo

1970
R
1 Std. 25 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuA seductive matron lives in Miami with her wealthy, wheelchair-bound husband. Frustrated, she beds a young author. The gravy train abruptly derails when her husband finds out, and murder ens... Alles lesenA seductive matron lives in Miami with her wealthy, wheelchair-bound husband. Frustrated, she beds a young author. The gravy train abruptly derails when her husband finds out, and murder ensues.A seductive matron lives in Miami with her wealthy, wheelchair-bound husband. Frustrated, she beds a young author. The gravy train abruptly derails when her husband finds out, and murder ensues.

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

4,0/10

366

IHRE BEWERTUNG

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Wissenswertes
Shot under the title "The Grove."

Zitate
Terry Shaw: Jean, you are a juvenile bitch siren, and you just killed the poet in me.

Crazy Credits
As is so often, the credits are superimposed over stills taken from the film, all except the credit for the band "Canned Heat" is over a picture of a supermarket shelf selling Sterno (canned heat).

Verbindungen
Featured in Sleazemania on Parade (1992)

Soundtracks
One Kind Favor
Performed by Canned Heat
Written by Blind Lemon Jefferson

Benutzerrezensionen8

Rezension

Ausgewählte Rezension

10/10

Must see for Rita Hayworth Fans!

This William Grefe production is surprisingly an entertaining film. One of Rita Hayworth's final films, it's a story of double dealings, murder, and suspense. Hayworth, at 52, looks as attractive as ever. She always kept herself in great shape. Sort of sad to see this once great star reduced to this "B" South Florida made movie, but she gives an above average performance; considering the script and budget, that's pretty darn good. Grefe fills his supporting cast with his group of favorites; singer/actor/record producer Steve Alaimo, and former light-heavyweight boxing champ Willie Pastrano. The show however is "stolen" by the acting talents of "cult" acting legend Joe. "Ooh! Ooh!" E. Ross. And there's even t.v.'s Peyton Place regular Stephen Oliver(he played Lee Weber 1966-68 on the hit show)in his best on-screen role. A must-see for fans of Rita Hayworth. I'd rate this film a 9 out of 10.