The Sin Syndicate

Interesting curiosity as this is the first credited work in Michael Findlay's oeuvre. Findlay sandwiched some rather dull striptease routines between into stock footage of the Cuban communist revolution and World War II and made a picture out of it. The film tells the stories of four party girls ("Zero girls, because we aren't worth anything") and how they stumbled into their occupation.

Production values as they were, you'll need to use your imagination to match the dubbing with the dialog shown on the screen. The Findlay touch (or should I say "slap") is displayed during a rape scene in a truck (that "Slats", you can't take him anywhere!). Also riveting is the congressional hearing that appears to take place in a funeral parlor. In another scene, a party gets raided because some aging stripper doing a belly-dance puts the party-goer's to sleep. There's also a shower scene with two girls ("Do you think we're...lesbians?"). Slow going, if you can make it to the end.