Actresses connie strickland & lisa moore naked in act of vengeance

Movie from year 1974
Synopsis of the film: serial rapist with hockey mask attacks young women

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Keywords for this film: black, blonde, brutal, classic, outdoor, rape, retro, rough, vintage

“Act of Vengeance” is a 1974 American exploitation film directed by Bob Kelljan. The film stars Jo Ann Harris, Peter Brown, Jennifer Lee, Connie Strickland, Lisa Moore, Tony Young, Steve Kanaly, and Anneka Di Lorenzo. The plot revolves around a woman who is sexually assaulted by a serial rapist wearing a hockey mask. She and other victims form a squad that targets would-be rapists, all the while searching for the mask-wearing maniac that raped them all1. Review: The film has received mixed reviews from critics and audiences alike. On IMDb, it has a rating of 5.5 out of 10 based on 981 user ratings1. One user review describes it as an “above-average feminist rape-revenge exploitation” film2. Another user review describes it as an “odd and strangely unsettling thriller with sleaze and misogynistic violence” and recommends it for exploitation fans2. History: The film was originally shot under the title “Rape Squad.” However, after American International Pictures got cold feet over releasing a film with the word “rape” in the title, the title was changed to “Act of Vengeance” shortly before its release. After the film did not do as well as AIP hoped, the film was released as “Rape Squad” in hopes of drumming up some publicity3. Detailed Plot: The film opens with Linda (Jo Ann Harris) being attacked as she is leaving the barn where she keeps her horse by a man in a hockey mask. While she fights him, the man eventually incapacitates her and rapes her, making her sing “Jingle Bells” while he does. After the rape, she goes to the police, who are largely unhelpful, asking her personal questions that imply she may have brought the rape on herself. However, they acknowledge that the man has assaulted other women in the past and Linda is his fourth reported victim3. After Linda leaves the police station, the film cuts to the rapist, whose face is still not visible to the audience. He makes recordings of himself talking about Linda, and it is obvious that he has been following her. Linda breaks up with her boyfriend after he accuses her of cheating on him with the rapist and doubts that it was actually rape. Meanwhile, seamstress Karen (Lisa Moore) is working at her home when she is attacked by the hockey mask rapist. He attacks her in a similar fashion, making her sing "Jingle Bells"3. The police call Linda and Karen to a line-up, where the two women meet Teresa (Connie Strickland), Nancy (Jennifer Lee), and Angie (Patricia Estrin), who are also victims of the hockey mask rapist. They are shown a man in a hockey mask, who Karen thinks is the rapist, but they realize he is not when he is asked to read some lines. They are then shown a line-up with four men in hockey masks, as the police detective explains to them that catching the rapist would be impossible since they cannot identify him. Frustrated, the five women leave the police station and return to Linda’s apartment, where they talk about how they can take action3. Linda shows the group a magazine article about rape squads - groups of women who support survivors by accompanying them to the police. They set up a phone line and start advertising their group with flyers. They also take a self-defense class from Tiny (Lada Edmund Jr.), who has a black belt in karate3.