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My Body Hungers (1967)
Marcia, a sexy bucolic orphan, hitch-hikes to the city to meet up with her sister, who has promised her a job at the roadhouse where she works as a hostess. She has no qualms about sleeping with her driver in order to be safeguarded to her destination. Once she arrives, she discovers that her sister has recently been violently murdered -- in a stangulation by garter belt. Marcia takes her sister's job in order to go undercover in finding the murderer. She thus imperils her own life while making discoveries about her sister's former lifestyle and the seamy antics of the local civic leaders.
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Marcia, a sexy bucolic orphan, hitch-hikes to the city to meet up with her sister, who has promised her a job at the roadhouse where she works as a hostess. She has no qualms about sleeping with her driver in order to be safeguarded to her destination. Once she arrives, she discovers that her sister has recently been violently murdered -- in a stangulation by garter belt. Marcia takes her sister's job in order to go undercover in finding the murderer. She thus imperils her own life while making discoveries about her sister's former lifestyle and the seamy antics of the local civic leaders.
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Genre:Crime, Mystery
Written By:Joseph W. Sarno
In Theaters:9/1/1967
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Amalfi Films
Cast
Joseph W. Sarno
Director
Gretchen Rudolph
Marcia Teel
John Aristedes
Det. Rod Loring
Tammy LaTour
Joan Reynolds
Bella Donna
Mavis Harvey
Joe Santos
Truck driver
George Winship
Det. Pete Forsythe
Geraldine Baron
Janet Teel
Rickey Bell
Oomphette
Patricia McNair
Lynn
Frank Spencer
Frank
Pat Powers
Hal Parker / Master of Ceremonies
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