A bisexual hustler navigates the seedy underbelly of San Francisco’s streets.
THE MEATRACK
The sordid life of a young bisexual man "forced" into male prostitution.
A handsome bisexual hustler roams the streets of San Francisco.
The Meatrack is a 1970 American drama film directed by Richard Stockton about the sordid life of a young bisexual man forced into male prostitution.
The SassyFlix Take
From the vault: Proof that San Francisco’s streets have always had stories the tourist brochures won’t tell.
Why Cult
Experience the shadowy side of 1970s San Francisco through the eyes of a bisexual hustler navigating prostitution and vice.
Packed with explicit themes, male nudity, and taboo scenes from bathhouses to porno theaters, this is exploitation cinema in its natural habitat.
Long before mainstream representation, The Meatrack spotlights gay and bisexual characters, hustlers, and the complexities of sexuality.
At only 65 minutes, the film wastes no time plunging into its lurid drama and frank depiction of underground life.
Synopsis
- Director
- Richard Stockton
- Writer
- Joel Ensana
- Release
- 1970
- Runtime
- 1h 5m
- Country
- United States of America
- Language
- English
- Genres
- Drama
Themes & Keywords
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Meatrack about? +
The Meatrack follows the sordid life of a young bisexual man who is forced into male prostitution in San Francisco.
Who directed The Meatrack? +
The Meatrack was directed by Richard Stockton.
How long is The Meatrack? +
The Meatrack has a runtime of 65 minutes.
What genre is The Meatrack? +
The Meatrack is a drama with strong sexploitation and exploitation elements.
Where can I watch The Meatrack? +
The Meatrack is available for streaming on SassyFlix.