“Only a fiend could do what Olga did to twelve young girls!”
“An unspeakable nightmare of eroticism!”
OLGA’S HOUSE OF SHAME (1964)
Brought to you by the fabulous folks at Something Weird Video, Directed by Joseph P. Mawra or as he’s also known
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Olga’s House of Shame tells the story of a brothel matron Olga (Audrey Campbell) who gets runs out of New York City so she takes her show on the road to a deserted ore mine where she can run her criminal empire and prostitution ring in peace.
Followed up by Olga’s Dance Hall Girls
Hey how’d this poster get in here? ⇧
Here’s the scene where the girl just ‘doesn’t know!‘
Never shameful but always playfully yours-MonsterGirl
February 18th, 2013 at 5:35 pm
Hey, Joey, I wonder if the “I Don’t Know” girl is any relation to the “I Don’t Care” girl from the olden days of dance hall entertainers? I think Mitzi Gaynor was in a movie about her! :-) What a hoot! Loved your Shadowlands postcards, too!
February 21st, 2013 at 9:37 am
I bet you’re right. I’m not familiar with Gaynor’s work nor the ‘I Don’t Care’ girl. You always are a fountain of information Dori- Now I’m going to have to look into this dance hall hussy, fabulous!- Joey the I always care girl
February 22nd, 2013 at 8:43 am
Dori-BTW- You were absolutely right. You’re a dead eye dickey spotting my mistake with Postcards From Shadowland no.9 It is indeed The Man Who Knew Too Much and not Three Strangers. Peter Lorre with a scar, I should have realized it. Thanks for keeping me on top of things.- Joey
February 23rd, 2013 at 6:04 pm
that looks like a film the whole family could enjoy ;-)
Saw you had just joined the Lamb and wanted to stop by and say welcome aboard.
February 23rd, 2013 at 11:39 pm
Oh my so kind of you!!! I’m very excited about being taking into the herd… Thanks so much for stopping by here. Yes, Olga and her tales of debauchery are definitely family fare. For all the good young kiddies to enjoy… Joey
March 23rd, 2013 at 10:19 am
Yeah, it’s meant to be enjoyed in the Dark And I didn’t write it, I just read it so I’m with you on the aurbpt ending. I did have to trim some from the beginning and middle to get it down to two you tube videos, but the last few paragraphs with the building suspense are just as Lovecraft wrote them.