STRIPPED TO KILL is a somewhat lacklustre and cheap thriller of the 1980s, set entirely in a nightclub populated by strippers. The plot involves a couple of cops on the hunt for a serial killer bumping off said acts, but for 90% of the running time this is all about the stripping. Endless real-life strippers spend their time gyrating and removing what little clothing they were originally wearing as the music drones on, and it's all so boring that you'll be reaching for the fast-forward button. A pity, as the little plot that IS included isn't too bad, and the over the top climax is quite fun. Surprisingly, for such an exploitative title, there are some familiar faces here, including TV's Greg Evigan and old-timer Norman Fell.
Review of Stripped to Kill
