Dusk to Dawn Drive-In Trash-o-Rama Show Vol. 3

Dusk to Dawn Drive-in Trash-o-Rama Show Vol. 3

Definitely flawed, but still might appeal to 70's trash aficionados

Someone's going nuts over the Swing-a-Ling barmaids...

A Fairly Typical Movie Produced During the 70's

Whatsa matter, going thru some heavies lately, huh?

No, I just don't like women coming on to me like that.

Judith Roberts in The Swinging Barmaids (1975)

Laura Hippe in The Swinging Barmaids (1975)

Katie Saylor in The Swinging Barmaids (1975)

Renie Radich in The Swinging Barmaids (1975)

Bruce Watson

Laura Hippe

Katie Saylor

Charles B. Griffith

A deranged serial killer infiltrates a popular club and slowly starts killing cocktail waitresses.

Gus Trikonis

The Swinging Barmaids

A Fairly Typical Movie Produced During the 70&apos;s

Four young women by the names of &quot;Boo Boo&quot; (Dyanne Thorne), &quot;Marie&quot; (Renie Radich), &quot;Jenny&quot; (Laura Hippe) and &quot;Susie&quot; (Katie Saylor) all work as waitresses at a club in downtown Los Angeles. One night a man named &quot;Tom&quot; (Bruce Watson) comes in and has a small argument with Boo Boo. Later that night he follows Boo Boo home and kills her. Afterward he takes pictures of his handiwork. When the police arrive &quot;Lt. Harry White&quot; (William Smith) is informed that similar murders have occurred in both Miami and Chicago and that it&apos;s probable that the killer isn&apos;t quite finished in Los Angeles either. Now rather than reveal any more of this movie and risk ruining it for those who haven&apos;t seen it I will just say that this was a fairly typical movie produced during the 70&apos;s. Although I liked the casting of William Smith as the detective in charge and the presence of the aforementioned ladies, I must admit that the characters themselves lacked sufficient development and seemed rather shallow. In any case, I thought the movie was certainly adequate and I have rated it accordingly.

Four young women by the names of "Boo Boo" (Dyanne Thorne), "Marie" (Renie Radich), "Jenny" (Laura Hippe) and "Susie" (Katie Saylor) all work as waitresses at a club in downtown Los Angeles. One night a man named "Tom" (Bruce Watson) comes in and has a small argument with Boo Boo. Later that night he follows Boo Boo home and kills her. Afterward he takes pictures of his handiwork. When the police arrive "Lt. Harry White" (William Smith) is informed that similar murders have occurred in both Miami and Chicago and that it's probable that the killer isn't quite finished in Los Angeles either. Now rather than reveal any more of this movie and risk ruining it for those who haven't seen it I will just say that this was a fairly typical movie produced during the 70's. Although I liked the casting of William Smith as the detective in charge and the presence of the aforementioned ladies, I must admit that the characters themselves lacked sufficient development and seemed rather shallow. In any case, I thought the movie was certainly adequate and I have rated it accordingly.

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