The Gore, Gore Girls-1972
Director H.G. Lewis
Starring Frank Kress, Amy Farrell
Scott’s Review #12
Reviewed May 14, 2014
Grade: B+
The Gore Gore Girls (1972) is a fun, late-night, campy horror film by the “Godfather of Gore”, H.G. Lewis.
An unknown assailant is hacking strippers to bits using very unusual methods. An investigator is hired to find out whodunit.
It’s an entertaining experience, and I love the way the whodunit is mixed with horror. I enjoyed the reveal of the killer.
Influenced by John Waters (even the music seems identical!), it’s a hearty viewing of wildness, merriment, and debauchery.
Comedian Henny Youngman appears, though he later denied being in the film.
The strippers are over-the-top and unique, and the investigator (sort of a Sherlock Holmes type) is wonderful to watch.
Quite a low budget, with the audio tough to hear at times and the video fuzzy, but this only enhances the fun.
Continuity errors for miles, but it hardly matters.
