Originally called up in the cellar, this was later known as three in the cellar. Both larry hagman and joan collins had been in hollywood since the 1950s. But wes stern only had thirteen roles, and seems to have disappeared pretty quickly. In this tale, slade (stern) loses his college poetry scholarship, and goes after the school president (hagman) for revenge. By sleeping with his wife (collins). His daughter. Even his mistress. It's a parody of the 1960s, 1970s protest movies. Female nudity. Lots of it. It's silly, and over the top. Even a reference to the killings at ohio state. It's pretty good, if you go along with the joke. Of course, hagman and collins would both be huge stars in their own television series in about ten years. Camber's daughter was played by catlin adams, who you may recognize as the circus chick from "the jerk". It's pretty funny, but some of the references are probably a little dated by now. That probably explains the low-ish rating as of today. Directed by ted flicker. Based on the book by angus hall. David arkin, who played hugo, died young at 49.
