Private Parts (1972)

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A teenage runaway gets more than she bargained for when she moves into an old hotel in this wildly offbeat shocker from director Paul Bartel. Cheryl (Ayn Ruymen) fled an unhappy home in Ohio for the sunny skies of California with her best friend in tow; however, after they have a falling out, Cheryl is left with no place to stay. Remembering that her Aunt Martha (Lucille Benson) runs a hotel, Cheryl arrives at the King Edward, a decaying residential inn located in one of L.A.'s less desirable

R, 1 hr. 27 min.

Horror, Classics, Comedy

Directed By: Paul Bartel

Written By: Philip Kearney

On DVD: Oct 4, 2005

Cast

Lucille Benson
Aunt Martha Atwood
Stanley Livingston
Jeff
John Lupton
Policeman
Laurie Main
Rev. Moon
Dorothy Neumann
Mrs. Quigley
Ayn Ruymen
Cheryl
John Ventantonio
Geogre
Charles Woolf
Jeff's Dad
Gene Simms

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A sexually curious teenage runaway negotiates the deviant scumbags in her crazy aunt's creaky boarding house. Director Paul Bartel slathers on the spooky, sleazy psychosexual atmosphere in this tastefully depraved debut film.

October 16, 2011

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My experience with Paul Bartel's films continues to impress me, another bizarro transgressive film set among a set of oddball characters who live near the seedy underbelly of society.Great stuff, worth a look.

June 10, 2010