VividSimon Simply Perfect

Hayden Kane There is, somehow, an interesting story here, as well as some good acting. There are also some good scenes

Freeman This film is so real. It treats its characters with so much care and sensitivity.

Marva It is an exhilarating, distressing, funny and profound film, with one of the more memorable film scores in years,

Leofwine_draca PROSTITUTES PROTECTIVE SOCIETY is another obscurity shot on the streets of New York and discovered by those hard-working guys at Something Weird. Nowadays, it's available for viewing for all on Amazon Prime, albeit in a censored version that excises all of the nudity. What's left isn't really much, a film with a very cheap, on the street vibe and indifferent acting. After a great deal of daily behaviour and client-focused material, the central characters decide to fight back against some typical goons, but the only action (if it can be called as such) takes place right at the climax.

Michael_Elliott Prostitutes Protective Society (1966)** 1/2 (out of 4) A group of prostitutes have everything good going for them. They're making a lot of cash and enjoying their jobs until a mob wants them to hand over their money. The ladies refuse so the mob has several of them killed. Finally, the hookers are pushed too far and they decide to get some revenge.Director Barry Mahon made some rather campy, silly and over-the-top movies in his career and often times they mixed genres like his now infamous THE BEAST THAT KILLED WOMEN. That film mixed horror and nudity with outrageous results. This film here manages to take the familiar plot of a sexploitation film and mix it with a crime picture and the end result isn't a complete success but it's certainly an entertaining 62 minutes.The film benefits the most from some of the silly situations that include the various mob hits. There are some pretty goofy moments where various hookers are killed only to have their co-workers then sit around talking about it. These talks usually slow the picture down but more times than not all of these scenes at least have one woman naked to keep the male viewers interested.

michael_ghee I watched this the other night wondering what a "dirty" movie from 1966 might be like. Well it was quite an interesting experience. PPS is about of prostitutes who work in NYC trying to ward off some two bit mafia wanna bes from cutting into their profits.There are a lot of things I actually liked about this B.... no C movie. First of all the NYC on location shooting in Times Square and other locales is interesting. I am assuming it was filmed in the summer of '66 judging from other movie advertisements in Times Square (The Bible with John Huston of all movies !)and the light clothing people walking the NYC streets were wearing. Lots of signboards with Esso on it as well as it's gas stations seen throughout the movie. You would think they sponsored and bank rolled this piece of crap.The movie is musically scored by some no name rock and roll band named Jimmy and the Rockets or something like that. They produce a 60's go go beat complete with organ that plays repetitively throughout the film. I can't seem to get that beat out of my head as of this writing.No sex, a hint of lesbianism but plenty of 1966 bare breasts and bottoms in this flick. I was actually shocked by the amount of nudity in it expecting only a scant amount. Its actually quite comical to see these women walking around the "cat house" naked for no obvious reason other than the fact that the movie makers want to exploit nudity for sheer profit. Knowing very little if anything at all about the industry of prostitution, i never knew prostitutes interviewed each other in the nude for the position or took showers together for that matter. Well you see my point.The acting is horrible. The actresses playing the prostitutes act as if they are reading lines from cue cards for the first time without rehearsal. It is actually quite funny to observe. The movie is also narrated by the "madam" who i cant tell has a authentic or fake Swedish accent ! The violent scenes are so badly acted out they are not at all violent but rather comical to look at. The extreme low budget is some times exhibited in this film which makes it all the more hilarious. There is one scene when these hookers are out in the country and i swear i think there is a guy off stage whistling bird chirping sound effects.Grab a beer, pop this into your DVD player and laugh.. laugh...laugh..