George Rodgers
George Rodgers emerged as a director in the late 1960s, crafting The Abnormal Female (1969), a film that delves into the complexities of sexuality and identity during a transformative era. His work captures the raw energy of the counterculture movement, blending elements of exploitation with a keen sense of social commentary. By positioning The Abnormal Female within the context of cult cinema, Rodgers invites viewers to confront societal norms, making his film a notable entry in the exploration of erotic thrillers.
The Abnormal Female
A psychiatrist encourages his female patients to tell him their sexual problems. We see each case in a flashback; Vickie is a sadistic dominatrix who likes to tie up her boyfriend and whip the crap out of him. Sherry is a married woman addicted to "dirty sex" with strangers she picks up for kicks. Kathy,Sherry's sister is a 15 yo nympho who just cant get enough. Married couple, Fred and Janet enjoy having threesome with lesbian Barbara and sometimes Diana to rekindle their marriage. Barabara starts to look for sexual need with other women when her businessman husband spares less and less time for her.
