International spies, an invisibility drug, and a sexploitation spin on secret agent farce.
THE GIRL FROM S.I.N.
She’s undercover, uncovered, and completely unseen!
Secret agent Poontang Plenty, who works to defeat evil while trying to crack the secret of invisibility.
Quick Answer
The Girl from S.I.N. is a 1966 American adventure-comedy film directed by C. Davis Smith about a seductive secret agent battling criminals to secure an invisibility formula.
Programmer's Pick
This is what happens when sexploitation collides head-on with spy spoof: invisible drugs, villainous masterminds, and every double entendre the Lower East Side could muster in 1966. Joyana’s Poontang Plenty gives Bond girls a run for their money—just don’t expect much subtlety.
— SassyFlix Programmer
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Why Cult
The film gleefully parodies secret agent clichés, blending them with cheeky erotic comedy and farce.
An experimental formula that can turn people invisible is the hot prize, driving the absurd espionage plot.
Expect flamboyant criminals, a sultry femme fatale agent, and a professor straight from the mad scientist playbook.
The action unfolds in a run-down NYC neighborhood, grounding the spy antics in a uniquely sleazy urban setting.
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Who directed The Girl from S.I.N.? +
The Girl from S.I.N. was directed by C. Davis Smith.
How long is The Girl from S.I.N.? +
The Girl from S.I.N. has a runtime of 68 minutes.
What genre is The Girl from S.I.N.? +
The Girl from S.I.N. is an adventure-comedy film.
Where can I watch The Girl from S.I.N.? +
You can watch The Girl from S.I.N. on SassyFlix.
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