Sinner’s Blood (1969) | Region-Free (DVD)

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Title: Sinner’s Blood (1969)

Genre: Drama

Plot Synopsis:
Two orphaned sisters, Penny and Patricia, move to a small town to live with their uncle, Clarence. Once there, they become entangled with their promiscuous cousin Edwina and slow-witted cousin Aubrey. As they navigate their new surroundings, the sisters fall in with a dangerous biker gang, leading them down a path of drugs, violence, and betrayal. Their descent into the dark underbelly of small-town life unravels in tragic and unexpected ways.

Cast and Crew:

• Director: Neil Douglas
• Writers: Lee Stone, Buddy Arett, Peter R.J. Deyell
• Cast:
  • John Talt as Aubrey
  • Julie Conners as Edwina
  • Cristy Beal as Patricia
  • Parker Herriott as Gentry
  • Nanci Sheldon as Penny

YouTube Trailer:
Sinner’s Blood (1969) | Trailer 

IMDb Link:
Sinner’s Blood (1969)

Reviews from Letterboxd:

1. Will Sloan – ★★½
   “An ugly bikersploitation film full of sex, violence, sexual violence, and bad vibes.”

2. kennelco – ★★★
   “Legitimately sleazy, Sinner’s Blood mishmashes exploitation genres into a slurry where two orphaned teens come to live with their seedy aunt and uncle and horny cousins. Then they get mixed up with a dumpy biker gang. Sex seems to underlie all motivations, all family problems, all social interactions—open or on the down low, repressed or repressive. All leading to an emasculating showdown and some dark, troubling shit.”

3. Jim Y – ★★
   “There are films that are well done, and then there are films that were just completed. This is the latter.”

Meta Description:
A grimy slice of bikersploitation cinema, Sinner’s Blood (1969) follows two orphaned sisters as they move to a small town and fall into the clutches of a dangerous biker gang. With themes of betrayal, violence, and exploitation, this obscure drama offers a raw and unsettling look at the darker side of small-town life.