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"Linda Blairs walks the Savage Streets."
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Most aren't! Not one other feature comes to mind in which sex is so devoid of titillation.
Any film featuring both Blair and Quigley in its principle cast is both warning its audience and assuring their entertainment. As revenge flicks come, this is one of my favorites, as congruous on a double bill with Foxes (in the twilight of her ruined film career, Cherie Currie was Steinmann's first choice for Blair's role!) as with Ms. 45.
All that aside, I'd have preferred some of Joan Jett's harder tracks in the soundtrack in lieu of John Farnam's offering.
BTW, why your distaste for the commentary track? Is it merely boring?
If you enjoy Blair in filth, do see the TV feature Born Innocent, in which imprisoned Blair is committed to a reform school and famously raped with a broom handle. Only in the '70s could fundamental penological methodology be challenged by a TV movie in the U.S., much less one in which a teen is savaged by utility without any bumper warning! Incredible, that.
Even better is the prison dykesploitation thriller Chained Heat, if you've not already viewed it. Salt-and-pepper gang leaders Sybil Danning and Tamara Dobson go toe-to-toe as Blair cowers as witness to a racist distaff gang war. Lovely!