The Beast that Killed Women/The Monster of Camp Sunshine (1964)

Synopsis: A double feature of schlock horror "nudesploitation" drive-in classics! THE BEAST THAT KILLED WOMEN (1965): Getting an all-over tan can be so difficult with the neighbors always snooping, so an... A double feature of schlock horror "nudesploitation" drive-in classics! THE BEAST THAT KILLED WOMEN (1965): Getting an all-over tan can be so difficult with the neighbors always snooping, so an attractive young couple heads off to a nudist camp to laze and brown. They picked the wrong day, however, as a crazed "beast" (actually just a guy in a gorilla suit) has invaded the resort and has developed a taste for females. Just in time, a lovely policewoman arrives to draw the monster off. THE MONSTER OF CAMP SUNSHINE (1964): In this adult horror-comedy with plenty of nubile nudes, a toxic spill drifts to Camp Sunshine where the portly simpleton gardener drinks it and becomes a monster. Upon entering monster-hood, our "hero" romps and terrorizes a group of lightly clad birthday celebrants. A fine mid-1960s example of B-movie "camp" at its titillating best. [More]

Director: Ferenc Leroget, Barry Mahon

Director: Ferenc Leroget, Barry Mahon