Lust meets Lucifer in this zoned-out descent into early '70s occult sleaze.
THE LAST STEP DOWN
A naive country girl new to the big city gets involved in the underground sex scene. Two prostitutes decided that the best way to initiate the new girl is by having have sex with members of a satanic cult.
Proof that even Satan got bored during the sexual revolution.
When hippies found Satan and everyone seemed to want a piece, The Last Step Down delivered a leering, lethargic riff on cult initiation. Uschi Digard brings her notorious on-screen presence, but don't expect high stakes—just a haze of sacrificial libido and slacker gloom.
— SassyFlix Programmer
The Last Step Down is a 1970 American drama-horror film directed by Lawrence Ramport about a naive country girl initiated into a satanic cult's underground sex scene.
Synopsis
Why Cult
This film boldly explores the anti-glamour of occult rites filtered through the counterculture’s bedroom.
Cult favorite Uschi Digard plays Norma Jean, joining a cast of voluptuous women in ritual trouble.
A weary, sardonic take on the era’s occult fascination—more grope than grandeur, more sigh than shock.
Themes & Keywords
Questions from the Vault
What is The Last Step Down about? +
A naive country girl new to the city is lured into an underground sex scene and initiated into a satanic cult by two prostitutes.
Who directed The Last Step Down? +
The Last Step Down was directed by Lawrence Ramport.
How long is The Last Step Down? +
The Last Step Down runs for 80 minutes.
What genre is The Last Step Down? +
It is a drama and horror film.
Where can I watch The Last Step Down? +
The Last Step Down is available to stream on SassyFlix.
