Gotta love zero budget 70s sleaze! Although it was more fun back in the days when your exposure to such things came from a creep at a party who would insert a third generation VHS copy with no label into the VCR and press play - committing eyerape on the whole party - and leaving everyone with a great story to tell about a movie that they saw, that very few people in the whole world ever had, and knowing that they would probably never find it or see it ever again. That was what helped such movies achieve legendary status.
Now, with the exception of "lost" movies, everything is so accessible. Almost everything, no matter how obscure (such as this), can be found on lavish DVD boxsets with pristine digitally remastered anamorphic prints and Dolby 5.1 sound, and most of what can't be, can simply be torrented with even greater ease. The thrill of watching obscure, arcane, forgotten trash on bootleg has been pretty much swept away.
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