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Angle of Love
1969
Gloria is a tease, a frigid virgin who eggs on the men in her life, but never comes across. One evening, after rebuffing the advances of her boy friend Paul, she is attacked and raped in her hallway. Gloria responds sexually to the rapist. Her attacker, obviously high on drugs, pays no heed to her pleas that he stay with her. He leaves her and she finds that her mind is preoccupied with thoughts of sex. Distraught, she seeks the advice of a girl friend, who tells her to "Go out and do it."
Thinking that intercourse will relieve her of daydreaming, she calls Paul and asks him to come over. Paul is surprised at her enthusiasm. She insists that he make love to her at once. Paul's lovemaking fails to satisfy Gloria. She rejects him again, this time not because she is cold but rather because he cannot bring her tO sexual release. Gloria goes out thrill seeking and picks up two hippies in a bar. They too fail to satisfy her.
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It is apparent that Gloria has become a full fledged nymphomaniac. She experiments with lesbian love and finds it unrewarding. Only one man can satisfy her, she is convinced.
Wherever she goes she imagines that she sees the man who kindled the flames of unquenchable lust in her hot loins. Gloria tries to form a relationship with one man to whom she is physically attracted but his old-fashioned morality turns her off and she returns to the orgiastic thrills of multiple sex. At an orgy, Gloria hears of a fantastic lover, It turns out to be the man Gloria is searching for, the man who twisted her desires. She lures him to her apartment, where, locked in an intimate embrace, she unleashes the pent-up animal passions of her tortured body and gets her revenge in a moment of blinding climactic violence.
Starring
Coral Byrde
Gregory Hope
Gary Allen
Produced by Vera Mandelova
Directed by William K. Hennigar
An Espionage Films Presentation
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