Quick Answer
The Filth Shop is a 1969 American crime drama directed by Jack Bravman about a crime syndicate that abducts young women and forces them into pornography.
Programmer's Pick
If you ever wondered what would happen if Satan hosted an off-off-Broadway talent show, The Filth Shop is your answer. Jack Bravman’s deranged blend of crime, sexploitation, and devilish wisecracks makes for a Times Square fever dream that’s equal parts sleaze and smirk.
— SassyFlix Programmer
Overview
Cast & Crew
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Lola Lust and Beelzebub mock and marvel at the parade of sinners, providing a running commentary that’s as deranged as the action.
The action unfolds in a dingy apartment and the seedy underbelly of New York, capturing the city’s late-'60s sleaze in all its glory.
A crime syndicate’s predatory grip on young women propels the film’s lurid narrative, blending racketeering with sexploitation.
The film leans into satire, lampooning both its own depravity and the sinners it parades for the Devil’s amusement.
Scene Gallery
Threat File
Crime syndicate abducts young women
Forced pornography and racketeering
Exploitation and degradation of victims
Dingy New York apartment and city underworld
Questions from the Vault
Who directed The Filth Shop? +
The Filth Shop was directed by Jack Bravman.
How long is The Filth Shop? +
The Filth Shop has a runtime of 63 minutes.
What genre is The Filth Shop? +
The Filth Shop is a crime and drama film.
Where can I watch The Filth Shop? +
You can watch The Filth Shop on SassyFlix.