Platinum Pussycat (1968)
aka The Losers
Genre: Action | Thriller | Softcore
Country: USA |Director: Edward L. Montoro & James Somich
Language: English | Subtitles: None
Aspect ratio: 1.33:1 |Length: 82mn
Dvdrip H264 Mkv - 688x528 - 23.976fps - 931mb
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0240689/
Dvdrip H264 Mkv - 688x528 - 23.976fps - 931mb
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0240689/
Dena and the Baron battle gangsters on the streets of downtown Cleveland in a quest for $100,000, leading to many murders, double crosses and a final foot chase.
With anonymous locations and dubbing that’s almost as disorienting as a Doris Wishman film, it’s hard to ascertain exactly where Platinum Pussycat originates from -- at times it looks decidedly American while other times it could easily pass for a Euro sexploiter complete with a clash of styles that certainly adds to the film’s schizophrenic nature. Pussycat also has a unique visual style, alternating between black & white and sepia tones, and bursting into full “Blushing Color” (as the ads say) during selected sex scenes.
Platinum Pussycat seems to have originated around the same time as co directors EDWARD MONTORO and JAMES SOMICH produced their Uschi Digart romp Getting into Heaven. While Somich disappeared from the scene, Montoro went on to produce and/or distribute such exploitation faves as Grizzly, The Grim Reaper, Don’t Go in the House, and Pieces. An impressive legacy indeed....
With anonymous locations and dubbing that’s almost as disorienting as a Doris Wishman film, it’s hard to ascertain exactly where Platinum Pussycat originates from -- at times it looks decidedly American while other times it could easily pass for a Euro sexploiter complete with a clash of styles that certainly adds to the film’s schizophrenic nature. Pussycat also has a unique visual style, alternating between black & white and sepia tones, and bursting into full “Blushing Color” (as the ads say) during selected sex scenes.
Platinum Pussycat seems to have originated around the same time as co directors EDWARD MONTORO and JAMES SOMICH produced their Uschi Digart romp Getting into Heaven. While Somich disappeared from the scene, Montoro went on to produce and/or distribute such exploitation faves as Grizzly, The Grim Reaper, Don’t Go in the House, and Pieces. An impressive legacy indeed....
Platinum Pussycat (1968)
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