Un asesino desquiciado y cruel aterroriza el barrio rojo de Times Square, en Nueva York, asesinando salvajemente a las bellas jóvenes que trabajan en los salones de masaje de la zona.Un asesino desquiciado y cruel aterroriza el barrio rojo de Times Square, en Nueva York, asesinando salvajemente a las bellas jóvenes que trabajan en los salones de masaje de la zona.Un asesino desquiciado y cruel aterroriza el barrio rojo de Times Square, en Nueva York, asesinando salvajemente a las bellas jóvenes que trabajan en los salones de masaje de la zona.
Kathie Fitch
- Rosie
- (as Kathie Everett)
Opinión destacada
"Massage Parlor Hookers" (otherwise known as "Massage Parlor Murders!") is something of a disappointment, promising more titillation and trash than it ultimately delivers, so exploitation fanatics are advised not to get their hopes up too high before viewing it. It doesn't even show off that much female flesh. Even the one sex scene is rather tastefully done. The movie is very crude, yet undeniably it's so incredibly amusing at times that this helps to keep the rating fairly high.
Detectives Rizotti (George Spencer) and O'Mara (John Moser) are on the trail of a ghoul slaughtering the young lovelies who work in NYC's massage parlors. For Rizotti, it's personal: one of the victims, Rosie (soft core / hard core pro Chris Jordan) was a favourite of his. And O'Mara gets close and personal with Rosie's roommate Gwen (Sandra Peabody of "The Last House on the Left" '72).
Choppily edited and graced with a very loud, yet enjoyable music score, this movie does offer some entertainment. It can boast one good car chase in which the person doing the pursuing is clad only in a towel, a series of tacky murders including death by stabbing, a face smashed into a mirror, and acid poured over a lady's body, a memorable WTF moment where the detectives watch a masseuse with a client - a portly ballet dancer in a leotard who moves to the strains of "In the Hall of the Mountain King", and a priceless revelation where Rizotti finally figures out the motive behind the killings - while in church, no less. Brother Theodore has one hysterical scene as a potential suspect, and the movie also has some value as a curiosity: it's an early screen credit for prominent character actor George Dzundza, playing a client with the moniker of "Mr. Creepy". (Dzundza also takes an assistant director credit.)
Even at 80 minutes long, one CAN feel the padding on this thing. As adult fare goes, it's decent enough, but won't be as sleazy or as sexy as some viewers will want.
Seven out of 10.
Detectives Rizotti (George Spencer) and O'Mara (John Moser) are on the trail of a ghoul slaughtering the young lovelies who work in NYC's massage parlors. For Rizotti, it's personal: one of the victims, Rosie (soft core / hard core pro Chris Jordan) was a favourite of his. And O'Mara gets close and personal with Rosie's roommate Gwen (Sandra Peabody of "The Last House on the Left" '72).
Choppily edited and graced with a very loud, yet enjoyable music score, this movie does offer some entertainment. It can boast one good car chase in which the person doing the pursuing is clad only in a towel, a series of tacky murders including death by stabbing, a face smashed into a mirror, and acid poured over a lady's body, a memorable WTF moment where the detectives watch a masseuse with a client - a portly ballet dancer in a leotard who moves to the strains of "In the Hall of the Mountain King", and a priceless revelation where Rizotti finally figures out the motive behind the killings - while in church, no less. Brother Theodore has one hysterical scene as a potential suspect, and the movie also has some value as a curiosity: it's an early screen credit for prominent character actor George Dzundza, playing a client with the moniker of "Mr. Creepy". (Dzundza also takes an assistant director credit.)
Even at 80 minutes long, one CAN feel the padding on this thing. As adult fare goes, it's decent enough, but won't be as sleazy or as sexy as some viewers will want.
Seven out of 10.
- Hey_Sweden
- 14 jul 2013
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- TriviaIn 2013, Vinegar Syndrome released the film on DVD and Blu-ray. This release featured the original and alternate theatrical trailer, rare outtakes, a special edition lab card and extensive historical liner notes.
- ErroresSeveral of the murder victims can be glimpsed blinking as the police examine the crime scenes.
- Citas
Detective O'Mara: [arriving at nudist pool party] Shit!
- Créditos curiososIn the first credit that comes up, "A Cinamid Film Production", the word film is misspelled "flim".
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- Fecha de lanzamiento
- País de origen
- Idioma
- También se conoce como
- Massage Parlor Hookers
- Locaciones de filmación
- 594 3rd Ave, Murray Hill, Manhattan, Nueva York, Nueva York, Estados Unidos(Dets Rizotti & O'Mara go for a quick drink at The Other Place, closed)
- Productora
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- Presupuesto
- USD 100,000 (estimado)
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