Virgin Hostage (1972) *x265*
Title: Virgin Hostage (1972)
- Overview
Synopsis:
"Virgin Hostage" is a 1972 film that depicts a bank robbery followed by a home invasion. The story begins with a getaway car racing away from a bank, leading to the introduction of two young women in a seemingly hotel-like apartment. The narrative unfolds as three bank robbers, led by Willy, break into the women’s home, brandishing firearms and taking control of the situation. The film explores themes of power dynamics and sexual tension, as Willy's erectile dysfunction complicates the events that follow, culminating in unexpected twists and a chaotic climax.
Production Details:
- Director: Richard Wilton
- Studio: Something Weird Video
- Release Year: 1972
- Duration: 56 minutes
- Video Format: HEVC (Matroska)
- File Size: 1.15 GiB
- Overall Bit Rate: 2,932 kb/s
- Frame Rate: 23.976 FPS
- Audio Format: AAC LC (Stereo)
Quality Assessment:
- Video Quality: Decent, rated 5.5/10 for clarity and color. Common artifacts and color degradation noted.
- Encoding: High-quality x265 software encode, remuxed to 24 FPS.
- Audio Quality: Lossy, with a sampling rate of 48.0 kHz.
Scene Breakdown:
The film is structured into multiple scenes featuring a combination of narrative and explicit content, primarily involving interactions between the robbers and hostages.
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