A buxom starlet and her roommate Sin will do anything for a shot at movie stardom—casting couch included.
GETTING INTO HEAVEN
Is Heaven a Place or a Woman?
Miss Heaven wishes very much to get into films, but first she must meet Sin through Salacity, that is, have all sorts of sex on a producer's couch.
Quick Answer
Getting Into Heaven is a 1970 American adventure-comedy directed by Edward L. Montoro about an aspiring starlet and her roommate who will do whatever it takes—on and off the casting couch—to break into the movies.
Programmer's Pick
If you’re here for nuanced storytelling, keep scrolling. But for fans of Uschi Digard’s exuberant assets and softcore ‘70s satire, Getting Into Heaven offers a frothy, flesh-forward Hollywood send-up. The plot may be tissue-thin, but the parade of eye-popping vignettes is anything but subtle.
— SassyFlix Programmer
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Why Cult
Fans of Uschi Digard get ninety minutes of her signature on-screen presence and fearless nudity.
The film satirizes Hollywood’s notorious casting couch, with Heaven and Sin navigating all sorts of producer propositions.
A parade of topless, nude, and oil-slicked scenes provides unabashed softcore entertainment typical of early ‘70s grindhouse.
With leads named Heaven, Sin, and Salacity, the film revels in tongue-in-cheek character naming.
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Who directed Getting Into Heaven? +
Edward L. Montoro directed Getting Into Heaven.
How long is Getting Into Heaven? +
Getting Into Heaven has a runtime of 87 minutes.
What genre is Getting Into Heaven? +
Getting Into Heaven is an adventure-comedy with strong sexploitation elements.
Where can I watch Getting Into Heaven? +
Getting Into Heaven is available for streaming on SassyFlix.
