Fugitive Girls
1974 : 1 hour 36 minutes
This video is only available with Night Flight+.
Director: Stephen C. Apostolof
synopsis
Director A.C. Stephen's most accomplished film, FUGITIVE GIRLS is a quick paced hybrid of action and sexploitation, which co-stars the beautiful Rene Bond and Tallie Cochran, and featuring a typically jaw-dropping screenplay from Ed Wood (who also appears in the film!). Long available only in poor quality bootlegs or heavily censored versions, Vinegar Syndrome brings this drive in classic to Blu-ray totally uncut and uncensored and newly restored from its camera negative.
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