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Evil Come, Evil Go
1973
Brainscan's comments:
Grindhouse
movies are a treasure
trove of things not yet
captured in which some
films and some actresses
stand out for all the good
reasons whereas other
films and other actresses
are just ghastly.
That is the difference
between Terror at Orgy
Castle and Evil Come, Evil
Go. Let us start
with the sublime and move
to the hideous.
Terror At Orgy Castle is
2/3rds truth in
advertising. It is
set in a castle and oh my
yes there is an orgy or
two, or maybe three,
depending on your
threshold for orginess - I
mean three gals and one
guy in a bed counts as an
orgy, even if one of the
gals is asleep, can we
agree on that? But
so far as terror is
concerned, I am here to
tell you there is
none. Perfect scene
to illustrate: newly
married gal and newly
married guy decide they
have had enough of the
shenanigans at the castle
and they are going to
scoot but as they descend
the stairs to reach the
front door they see
several folks in some
religious ritual and more
out of resignation than
fear they set down their
bags and join right
in. They ain't
scared and you ain't
scared for
them. So,
let's recap: a castle and
at least one orgy but
nothing on the board for
the terror team. Who
cares? Not me,
because the longest
stretch devoid of nekkid
babes is the first five
minutes. After that,
you can count on one or
two, oft times three and
sometimes four
clothing-free gals
cavorting about. Not
talking topless - we are
talking naked… as
jaybirds. The women
are more than sorta
attractive too. Best
of the bunch is the tall,
athletic and blond Jane
Tsentas. She had
quite the career in
grindhouse movies and
sometimes wandered into a
hardcore film but only as
a gal who does gals.
An example is the Imposter
(collage and clip
included). In many
other films found in the
Funhouse back issues you
can find Jane in all
states of undress. A
frequent partner of hers
at the Orgy Castle is a
gal who calls herself
Linda Marie. She is
rounder and softer than
Jane but not a living male
soul I know would turn her
down. The director
whipped out the procto-cam
to allow some lingering
looks at Linda's shapely
behind, for which we say
thank you.
Still, blondes rule and
sure enough in one of the
clips you will see a guy
presented with both Jane
and Linda stark naked and
reaching for him and who
does he set his sights on
immediately? The
blonde, of course.
So what is a brunette's
mating call? All the
blondes have left!
Third gal is Bambi Allen,
toward the end of her
career and looking a bit
over-fed. She runs
the castle and so gets to
direct the proceedings
when orgy time comes
around. Fourth woman - she
gets topless only - is the
slim and exotic Jacqueline
Lissette, doing a table
dance at the beginning of
the orgy to get everyone
all warmed up. Last
woman who has been
identified from other work
she's done is Tricia
Opal. She did a porn
movie or two in her day
from the titles of the
movies on her resume. and
with a caboose like hers I
can see why. And
then there is the actress
who plays one of the
newlyweds. She goes
by Lisa in the movie and,
because no one has yet to
identify from work she did
before or after - the
movie has no credits - I
have labeled her clips and
collages with that
name. This woman has
a most impressive body and
so I suspect she did other
things because sure as
shootin' I would hire her
if the job required
clothing removal. So
those are the gals and
they get nekkid the way
people in Chicago vote,
which is to say early and
often. One last
comment about the many,
long sport-humping scenes
at the Orgy Castle.
There are frames here and
there to suggest some of
the humping and sucking
was taken quite seriously
by the actors and
actresses. Lisa,
Jane and Tricia all look
as though one guy or
another gained access to
one of the caves of
infinite bliss.
On the other side of the
grindhouse equation is
Evil Come, Evil Go.
It is a wretchedly vile
piece of rotting skunk
carcass churned up by a
seventeen wheeler and
scattered across a
four-lane Texas highway in
the middle of summer. It
sucks. it
blows. I hated every
fucking minute of it even
though I FFed my way
through most of it.
Jane Tsentas is in it
again, playing the former
lesbian mate of Sandra
Henderson, and they both
get necked - Jane in a
short scene and Sandra
repeatedly - but while
Jane is a looker, Sandra
is (shall we say?)
beefy. Depending on
the street, Sandra could
be in the top three
best-looking women but
only if the street had
exactly two other
women. Why she was
cast and Jane wasn't in a
part that required lots of
exposure is a mystery
second only to the Bermuda
Triangle. Cleo
O'Hara shows off her T and
A in a scene that I could
have missed and been happy
for the rest of my
life. Jacqueline
Lissette and Margot
Devietian do some very
light (JL) or some very
heavy (MD) sport-humpin'
but the director filmed
the action in the shade
and used grainy film stock
so the whole thing just
blows huge chunks.
As a result, I made none
of the usual, feeble
attempts at
artistry. Stuck the
frames together, slapped
on a border and labeled
the collage - not worth my
time doing anything
else. The rotten
state of exposure matches
the movie perfectly, for
rotten it is from start to
finish. It sails
right past idiotic and
reprehensible and lands at
atrocious and
hideous. No
religious fanatic am I but
when two characters
slaughter one person after
another while singing
gospel hymns or preaching
in a southern accent - not
because anyone wants to
make a point but because
this is an easy stereotype
- you can count me
offended. If I knew
who the writer and
director were I would kick
them in the balls the
first time I saw and
perhaps then we could call
it even.
Yesterday:
Evil Come, Evil Go.
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