Franz Josef Gottlieb, an Austrian director and screenwriter, made significant contributions to cult cinema with his unique storytelling style. He directed and wrote The Curse of the Hidden Vault (1964), a film that blends horror with folklore, showcasing his knack for creating atmospheric narratives. In Hansel and Gretel Lost in the Forest (1970), he further explored dark fairy tales, demonstrating his ability to infuse classic stories with a contemporary edge. Gottlieb's work, particularly in the 1970s, reflects a distinctive vision that resonates within the realms of exploitation and genre cinema.
Bottoms Up
A scientist discovers a way to turn cow manure into energy. Two secret agents are dispatched to find out the formula but they devote more time to having sex with each other than they do going after the scientist. Pretty soon everyone in the area is after the scientist but they also wind up spending more time having sex with each other.
