Street Girls (1975) watch online HD

Future top-notch director Barry Levinson co-wrote this sleazy quickie about a "moralistic" father (who is homophobic yet enjoys strip clubs) searching for his runaway daughter amid a world of prostitution, heroin abuse, and strip club dancing, in all of which she is involved. On the way, he encounters cross-dressers, violent pimps, and his daughter's fellow hookers.

Tons of nudity and seedy characters populate this flick. The acting ranges from decent to hammy; it's hardly surprising that only a couple of the cast members made a single film before or after this one.

Paul Schrader must have seen this before writing the markedly similar HARDCORE (released in 1978), but his version was a definite improvement.

This one was enjoyable for the gratuitous female nudity, little entertainment otherwise.

MPAA: Rated R for abundant nudity, language, drug use, a sex scene, and a couple scenes of violence.

7O's sexploitation film with a lot of T, this shallow story structured drama, if an unconvincing one, has one freaky fact about it. It was co written by Barry Levinson of all people. They're some really strung out and freaky cats in this 69 minute time waster (better off watching 9 songs) of a father who we see, likes to see other underage girls dance around topless, desperately track down his daughter. From strip club to the strippers pads, we are taken on a quest, we really don't care much for. One loopy character (the one pride asset to this film apart from all the T) who rants on about absolute crap, assists the father in his quest, but is none too much help. Even the pimps in the film aren't scary and it's finale is wrapped up too easily, if pathetic, but really that's cliché of the whole film, despite the sexy and believable performance of the strung daughter who's asked by clients to perform some pretty weird requests. Street Girls suffers, because there's just not enough meat to the story or has far few plot points. It's if the film was written in slap dash form. The film is shallow as a low tide, where luckily as a replacement we have a lot of nudity, and T, and that loon, but that does not make for a good quality film, which something like this is fu..in' far from it.