A private eye hunts a sex killer stalking Boston’s notorious red light district.
JUDY
Abduction turned seduction ...
A sex killer is on the loose, terrorizing working girls in Boston’s seedy ‘combat zone'. Will a rogue ex-detective solve the mystery before more buxom beauties meet an unfortunate demise?
Quick Answer
Judy is a 1970 American crime drama thriller directed by David W. Hanson and George Meadows about a depraved sex killer targeting women in Boston's red light district, with a maverick detective hired to stop the murderer.
Programmer's Pick
Judy doesn't just flirt with the grindhouse—it dives headfirst into the sleaze of Boston’s underworld, combining sexploitation with a hardboiled detective on the prowl. If your idea of suspense involves red mini dresses and rogue ex-cops, this one's got your number.
— SassyFlix Programmer
Overview
Cast & Crew
View all →Why Cult
Lurid themes, female nudity, and a red light district backdrop make this a pulpy slice of 1970s erotic crime cinema.
Private eye Gunner Sloan brings a hard-nosed, unconventional approach to catching the killer.
The film immerses viewers in Boston's notorious red light district—a setting rarely captured with such sleaze-soaked flair.
Expect a steady stream of miniskirts, sultry brunettes, and a distinctly 1970s erotic vibe.
Scene Gallery
Threat File
Attacks on women in the red light district
Depraved sex killer
Murders and terrorizes working girls
Boston's red light district
Questions from the Vault
When was Judy released? +
Judy was released in 1970.
Who directed Judy? +
Judy was directed by David W. Hanson and George Meadows.
How long is Judy? +
Judy has a runtime of 75 minutes.
What genre is Judy? +
Judy is a crime, drama, and thriller film with sexploitation and erotic elements.
Where can I watch Judy? +
Judy is available to stream on SassyFlix.
