GIRL SERVICE is an accurate title for this porn film about trafficking in young girls for the sex trade. Sad fact (watch virtually any TV news magazine of late) is that not much has changed in nearly 40 years.

It's about a sleazy gangster name Duval and a flesh-peddler named Carson who deal in young women, kidnapped and sold to the highest bidders. For 1973 I guess the dollar amounts were impressive enough: $1500 wholesale and $2500 retail for a real-life woman sex slave.

With fake credits such as director "E. Tense", it's a sloppily made excuse for hardcore sex scenes, with the emphasis on forced sex. It's watchable due to the casting of three buxom young women, but of such low quality that it wouldn't even appear on their porn résumés.

Some of the non-sex action is so poorly directed (and set up) that I guess those retarded fans of "le bad cinema" might get a kick out of this. It has been preserved for posterity on one of Alpha Blue Archives' 4-DVD mega-sets, accurately identified as "rough" (in more ways than one).

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Mr. Carson pays $1500 a girl to kidnappers and resells the girls to clients for $2500. Everyone seems satisfied.

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