House on Bare Mountain

We near the end of Sexploitation Spring with another sexploitation film that breaks even more conventions by having almost no plot but enough nudity to choke several horses: House on Bare Mountain. Starring Nazi memorabilia enthusiast Bob Cresse, the "film" follows Cresse in drag as Granny Good, the proprietor of school for girls that also seems to have a very lax dress code. Promises of monsters and other ghoulies are empty as the film seems to have one, or two depending on how you look at it, things on its mind throughout its breezy one-hour runtime. Raconteur and screenwriter Richard Hatem and host of the Scary Stories We Tell Podcast Jess Byard to join Chris to talk about the film, dating protocol in the 21st century, and Bob Cresse's depressing life.

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