Quick Answer
The Big Snatch is a 1971 American crime-drama-thriller directed by Dan Martin about a man and his mute henchman who kidnap five women with the intent to make them sex slaves.
Programmer's Pick
Producer David F. Friedman wasn’t known for subtlety, and The Big Snatch is no exception—expect sexual humiliation, barely-there costuming, and a gleeful disregard for good taste. It’s pure grindhouse exploitation: if the title alone doesn’t warn you, the parade of minidresses and revenge certainly will.
— SassyFlix Programmer
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Why Cult
Indulge in one of the more brazen examples of early '70s sexploitation, replete with nudity and taboo-busting scenes.
The film's plot revolves around abduction, degradation, and the captives’ pursuit of vengeance, solidifying its place in the rape-revenge canon.
A carnal-seeking kook and his mute henchman bring a bizarre and menacing energy to the film’s central threat.
From garter belts to minidresses and hot pants, the wardrobe leans fully into the era’s exploitation fashion.
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Threat File
Kidnapping of five women
Sexual captivity by abductor and henchman
Forced degradation and humiliation
Remote ranch
Questions from the Vault
When was The Big Snatch released? +
The Big Snatch was released in 1971.
Who directed The Big Snatch? +
The Big Snatch was directed by Dan Martin.
How long is The Big Snatch? +
The Big Snatch has a runtime of 77 minutes.
What genre is The Big Snatch? +
The Big Snatch is a crime, drama, and thriller film.
Where can I watch The Big Snatch? +
You can watch The Big Snatch on SassyFlix.
