Streetwise women take on the mob in a seedy New York battle for survival.
PROSTITUTES PROTECTIVE SOCIETY
Guns vs. Gals who wouldn't pay off!
Streetwalkers tired of being harassed by thugs stand up for their rights in this cult drama.
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Prostitutes Protective Society is a 1966 American crime drama thriller directed by Barry Mahon about streetwalkers in New York City who band together to resist mob interference in their business.
Programmer's Pick
Only Barry Mahon could turn New York’s red-light districts into a stage for brazen mob showdowns and topless vengeance. If you like your crime dramas with a side of grindhouse sleaze and a shot of empowering chaos, this one’s got you covered.
— SassyFlix Programmer
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Watch Madame Sue and her team take on organized crime in a battle for control of NYC's oldest profession.
The film is steeped in the sleaze and energy of Coney Island and Times Square during the mid-60s.
The streetwalkers join forces to protect each other and their business from exploitation and violence.
Expect nudity, violence, and revenge in true grindhouse style—this is exploitation cinema unfiltered.
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When was Prostitutes Protective Society released? +
Prostitutes Protective Society was released in 1966.
Who directed Prostitutes Protective Society? +
Barry Mahon directed Prostitutes Protective Society.
How long is Prostitutes Protective Society? +
Prostitutes Protective Society has a runtime of 62 minutes.
What genre is Prostitutes Protective Society? +
Prostitutes Protective Society is a crime, drama, and thriller film.
Where can I watch Prostitutes Protective Society? +
Prostitutes Protective Society is available to watch on SassyFlix.