Prostitutes Protective Society is a 1966 American crime drama thriller directed by Barry Mahon about New York City sex workers who band together to defend their independence from the encroaching Mob.
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Why Cult
From Coney Island to Times Square, the film prowls Manhattan’s notorious mid-60s haunts, delivering a pulpy slice of urban underworld.
Tired of being pushed around, the streetwalkers organize to take on the Mob—expect racketeers to get more than they bargained for.
A heady mix of murder, nudity, lesbian encounters, and bloody vengeance makes this a textbook example of 1960s exploitation cinema.
Darlene, Dawn, and Rita Bennett dominate the cast, adding a familial twist to this no-budget spectacle of vice.
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What is Prostitutes Protective Society about? +
Prostitutes Protective Society follows New York City sex workers who unite to resist Mob control and protect their business, under the leadership of Madame Sue.
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? +
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