Parker Garvey made his mark in 1966 with his role in the cult classic Agony of Love. Set against the backdrop of underground cinema, Garvey's performance contributes to the era's raw, unfiltered exploration of desire and obsession. His work in this erotic thriller captures the essence of 1960s exploitation films, inviting audiences to engage with its provocative themes. Garvey's presence in Agony of Love underscores the film's significance within the genre, solidifying his place in the annals of cult cinema.
Agony of Love
When Too Much is Not Enough! One minute she's a lady, the next a tramp! Because her rich husband has no time for her, housewife Barbara assumes the identity of "Brandy," a high-priced hooker, and tries to erase the Agony of Love by plunging into a whirlpool of sex and money. A sex schizo, Barbara craves "normal love" but instead makes it with a string of sordid scuzzballs, including a wacko with a truly twisted food fetish. But Barbara's bawdy bubble bursts when she attends an orgy and discovers a surprise guest.... Plus: Love-starved Kitty is The Girl with the Hungry Eyes -- which drives her lesbian lover Tigercat crazy. So crazy that when Kitty suggests "it's time for a change" and makes it with a man, Tigercat bashes the poor guy's head in. But after Tigercat gets violent at Kitty's girl-on-girl birthday bash, Kitty ends her "vacation from men" by heading straight for the arms of an old boyfriend, forcing "this Tigercat broad" to sharpen her claws and go in for the kill.
