Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill!

All right, what can we do for you? Well, to begin with, how about a quarter for a cup of coffee?

Editing duties were handled by Richard Brummer, notable for editing some of Russ Meyer's most famous films like Vixen, as well as running sound and performing stunt work on Faster Pussycat Kill Kill.

The dramatic score was from low-budget maestro and Richard's brother, Andre Brummer, using his pseudonym, Henry Price.

He composed films for Meyer, Roger Corman, Albert Zugsmith, and Ray Dennis Steckler, among others.

The Playhouse closed in the 60s, but the location is still a theater to this day.

After the dissolution of his marriage to portrait artist Betty Warren and the closing of the theater, Lancaster moved to Los Angeles and took up with the exploitation film crowd, starring in a half-dozen films for Meyer, as well as a number of films from exploitation kingpin David F. Friedman.

His most high-profile films were those he made at the end of his career with Tim Burton, but he'll always be best remembered as the old man in Myers' faster pussycat Kill Kill.

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So we discussed the women dominating men.

uh filmography of the breast obsessed pioneering sexploitation legend mr russ meyer so we talked about his badass go-go dancing cult grindhouse action thriller faster pussycat kill kill from 1965 one of the greatest movie titles of all time And we paired it with his extremely bizarre softcore porn satire question mark called Vixen from 1968.

Yeah, Vixen is truly one of the weirdest, at times most uncomfortable and yet still funny movies I think we've discussed on the show.

Hearing some of the quotes that we said from Russ Myers, you can check out on the episode.

His fetishes are on the screen.

We love a director like that.

But I mean, Pussycat Kill Kill, one of the fastest moving movies ever.

I love that film so much.