How does the psychoanalyst approach Ann's compulsive public undressing?

The doctor fears Ann’s public displays will lead to her arrest, so he devises an ingenious solution to address her behavior.

What pushes Sally into a relationship with a mannequin?

Sally’s impossibly high standards for men leave her so dissatisfied that she forms a romantic attachment to a Fiberglas mannequin.

Comedy Cult Classic

Four women’s wild Miami misadventures, as told by an overly involved psychoanalyst.

STRANGE RAMPAGE

Sex-starved women battle each other for love mates!

1967 · 54m · NR · Comedy · IMDB TMDB

A psychoanalyst discusses a new phenomenon in urban America: women driven mad by loneliness. He gives us four case studies.

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What is Strange Rampage about?

Strange Rampage is a 1967 American comedy directed by Harry Kerwin about a psychoanalyst presenting four case studies of women experiencing bizarre personal crises in urban America.

Programmer's Pick

Strange Rampage serves up a cocktail of mid-century neuroses and Miami Beach escapism—with plenty of nudity and narration for those who like their case studies with a wink. Harry Kerwin rightfully lets his psychoanalyst run wild, but it’s Sally and her mannequin romance that truly keeps things off-kilter.

— SassyFlix Programmer

Overview

Strange Rampage opens in the office of a psychoanalyst preoccupied with a modern urban malaise: women driven to peculiar extremes by loneliness. Through narration, the doctor reveals four distinct case studies. Two young women, Elaine the secretary and Janis the teacher, each encounter a Miami Beach vacation opportunity that quickly spirals from anticipation of hedonism into absurdity. Ann appears well-adjusted, but her psychosomatic complaints and public displays of skin suggest anxiety beneath the surface, prompting her psychiatrist to intervene creatively. Sally, the most unusual patient, cannot find a man up to her impossibly high standards, ultimately turning to a Fiberglas mannequin for intimacy. The film blends clinical observation and risqué comedy, exploring the outlandish side of women's urban discontent.

Details & Specs

Director: Harry Kerwin
Writer: Mel Carto
Release: 1967
Runtime: 54m
Country: United States of America
Language: English
Genres: Comedy

Cast & Crew

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Director: Harry Kerwin Writer: Mel Carto

AH Ann Howe Ann Rowe BW Bunny Ware Sally Lane BF Brad F. Grinter Dr. Nathan Sarbone TS Teri Sims Elaine Martin

Linda Miller Janis Payne

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