Satan in High Heels
| Satan in High Heels | |
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 1962 theatrical poster |
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| Directed by | Jerald Intrator |
| Produced by | Leonard M. Burton |
| Written by | Harold Bonnett (story) John T. Chapman |
| Starring | Meg Myles Grayson Hall Del Tenney |
| Music by | Mundell Lowe |
| Cinematography | Bernard Hirschenson |
| Editing by | Armond Lebowitz |
| Distributed by | Cosmic Films Inc. |
| Release date(s) | March 23, 1962 |
| Running time | 89 min |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Satan in High Heels is a 1962 American sexploitation film starring Meg Myles and Grayson Hall. It was directed by Jerald Intrator.
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[edit] Plot
Stacey Kane (Myles), a cunning and ambitious striptease dancer in a cheap carnival, tricks her heroin-addicted husband out of his money and leaves him clothed only in a corset and raincoat. On a plane to New York, she meets a well-heeled businessman, Louie, who falls for her charms and sets her up in a hotel. He arranges an audition for her at a Manhattan midtown club run by an elegant, world-weary lesbian named Pepe.
Stacey wows them with her vocal ability and begins being groomed as a leading chanteuse at the night club. Arnold Kenyon, the club's owner, falls in love with Stacey and makes her his mistress, unaware that while he is lavishing her with expensive gifts and grooming her for a singing debut at his club, she is also having an affair with his playboy son, Laurence.
On her opening night, Stacey's estranged husband, Rudy, arrives at the club. Using both emotional and sexual appeal, Stacey persuades him to kill Arnold; but Rudy bungles the murder attempt and confesses his intention to Arnold. Her double-dealing nature out in the open, Stacey is abandoned by all the men in her life, put out of her apartment, and left alone on the streets.
[edit] Cast
- Meg Myles as Stacey
- Grayson Hall as Pepe
- Del Tenney as Paul
- Sabrina as Herself
- Mike Keane as Arnold Kenyon
- Robert Yuro as Laurence Kenyon
[edit] Production notes
The film used Manhattan locations; Club Le Martinique at 57 West 57th Street and Sutton Place neighborhood for the apartments where Pepe and the Kenyons live.
[edit] DVD release
The film was released on Region 1 DVD by Something Weird Video in 2002.
