Psychedelic Sexualis

Psychedelic Sexualis, is a 1966 American film directed and written by Albert Zugsmith.

Plot

Stephen Long has a sexual fetish for roses, and murderous desires. His next-door neighbour and girlfriend is Melissa Borden, a nymphomaniac who turns to a psychologist for help.

Cast

Ronald Warren as Stephen Long
Sandra Lynn as Melissa Borden
Barbara Hines as Joanna Borden
Lee Gladden as Dr. Krafft-Ebing
Ric Marlow as Arthur Borden
Regina Gleason as Rachel Long
Lovey Song as Sally Marsh
Richard Clair as detective
Ned York as Jimmy Blake
Pat Barrington as belly dancer

Reception

Boxoffice wrote: "There are no cast names to exploit in this sex-oriented drama, but exploitation value for a definite patronage it certainly has. ... While purporting to be serious psychological drama based on Dr. Krafft-Ebing's Psychopathia Sexualis, for exhibiting purposes this could only run in specialized spots where children are restricted, and should be advertised for exactly what it is – a film with some violence and much sex."