Strippers, syndicates, and sexploitation in Michael Findlay’s unapologetically nasty feature debut.
THE SIN SYNDICATE
The city belongs to the syndicate, but these women have nothing left to lose.
At a Senate crime hearing, four young girls testify as to how, shortly after their arrival in New York, they became "zero girls," also known as "party girls".
The Sin Syndicate is a 1965 American crime thriller directed by Michael Findlay about four young women who become entangled with a criminal syndicate after arriving in New York and starting out as strippers.
Synopsis
Why Cult
See where Michael Findlay’s notorious career began, already showcasing his trademark misanthropy.
The film’s relentless narration adds a bitter, pulp edge to its sordid tale.
Expect a full dose of roughie-era sex, nudity, and exploitation themes, straight from the mid-60s underground.
The narrative unfolds through the testimonies of four young 'party girls' at a Senate crime hearing, giving it a pseudo-documentary edge.
Themes & Keywords
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Sin Syndicate about? +
The Sin Syndicate follows four young women who arrive in New York, become strippers, and are soon caught up with a criminal syndicate, as recounted in their testimonies at a Senate crime hearing.
Who directed The Sin Syndicate? +
The Sin Syndicate was directed by Michael Findlay.
When was The Sin Syndicate released? +
The Sin Syndicate was released in 1965.
How long is The Sin Syndicate? +
The Sin Syndicate has a runtime of 70 minutes.
What genre is The Sin Syndicate? +
The Sin Syndicate is a crime thriller film.
Where can I watch The Sin Syndicate? +
The Sin Syndicate is available to stream on SassyFlix.