Manson-inspired mayhem crashes a decadent New York orgy in this sleazy 70s thriller.
SWEET SAVIOR
Six states wanted them jailed. Eight torture victims wanted them dead. All the blood freaks wanted was one more night… of the most brutal orgy in history!
A Manson-like cult leader takes his "flock" to New York City, where they do drugs and kill people.
Sweet Savior is a 1971 American drama-thriller directed by Robert L. Roberts about Sandra Barlow, whose search for kicks leads her into the path of a Manson-like cult leader and his murderous followers in New York City.
Synopsis
Why Cult
The film’s central villain, Moon, leads a group of killers straight out of the Manson family playbook, bringing real-life tabloid terror to the screen.
Watch 60s heartthrob Troy Donahue shed his wholesome persona to play the sinister cult leader Moon.
Sandra Barlow’s wild party is only the beginning—what follows is an orgy of vice and violence that pulls no punches.
Themes & Keywords
Questions from the Vault
What is Sweet Savior about? +
Sweet Savior follows Sandra Barlow as she gets entangled with Moon, a Manson-like cult leader, whose group brings sex, drugs, and violence to a New York City party.
When was Sweet Savior released? +
Sweet Savior was released in 1971.
Who directed Sweet Savior? +
Sweet Savior was directed by Robert L. Roberts.
How long is Sweet Savior? +
Sweet Savior has a runtime of 92 minutes.
What genre is Sweet Savior? +
Sweet Savior is a drama-thriller.
