Scorchy on DVD, Thriller, Connie Stevens, Cesare Danova

Connie Stevens is Jackie "Scorchy" Parker, the hottest undercover agent the Feds have ever known. She makes fast friends - and deadly enemies. She can handle anything - from a car - to a chopper - to a .357 magnum. But the alluring agent may have her hands full when she takes on a drug-smuggling ring ruled by the sinister Philip Bianco (Cesare Danova). Will our titular heroine emerge triumphant? Fire up Scorchy and find out.

STARS: Connie Stevens, Cesare Danova, William Smith

99 min | Action, Crime, Drama, Thriller | 1976 | Color

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Entertaining slice of prime 70’s drive-in schlock

Scorchy  Spunky undercover narcotics officer Jackie (a winningly perky performance by Connie Stevens) goes out of her way to take down a drug-smuggling ring run by the nefarious Philip Bianco (smoothly essayed with gusto to spare by Cesare Danova). Writer/director Howard Avedis tells the enjoyably goofy story at a snappy pace and maintains an engaging breezy tone throughout. The sturdy cast of reliable pros helps a whole lot: The immortal Big Bill Smith hits it out of the ballpark once again with his supremely nasty portrayal of the vicious Carl Henrich, Norman Burton grouches it up with crusty aplomb as the huffy Chief Frank O’Brien, John Davis Chandler excels in one of his trademark slimy creep roles, and Greg Evigan contributes a likable turn as amiable hunk Alan. Connie’s vivacious personality and bubbly charm keeps the picture humming (and Connie even bares her beautifully bountiful boobs as well!). The ineptly staged action scenes and occasional clumsy use of strenuous slow motion provide a wealth of unintentional belly laughs. The surprise bummer ending packs a wicked punch. The energetic groovy score hits the right-on swinging spot. Good trashy fun.

A guilty pleasure for the ages