Cold War espionage never looked this hot—or this cheap.
Peter Giles is an obscure inventor who is working on a laser pistol power pack and the KGB wants the designs. They send in their most reliable and sexiest pair of agents double-oh-96 and double-oh-69. They head in to suck every last drop of information from the scientist, but the CIA is on the scene. Both sides duke it out for the generator and take their battles to the bedroom where sparks will most definitely fly.
Costume
The KGB apparently shopped at Frederick's of Hollywood.
Writing
Agent names double-oh-96 and double-oh-69. That's the whole joke.
Production
Shot in someone's actual furnished basement, probably.
Director
Joseph W. Sarno
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Joseph W. Sarno was a legendary exploitation director who pivoted from '60s arthouse sexploitation to direct-to-video sleaze.
The TMDB 0.0 rating with zero votes suggests this film barely exists digitally—it's practically a ghost.
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