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The Roommates
1971 Barbara Press
Five Playgirls In "RoomMates"
Five voluptuous young beauties on a swinging vacation spree become involved in a baffling series of violent murders in "The RoomMates," new General Film Corp. release opened in 1971. Cast as principal sexpots are Pat Woodell and Marki Bey, who appeared in "The Class of '74," Roberta Collins, from "The Big Dollhouse," and Laurie Rose from "The Box," and a new face-not to mention figure-Christina Hart. Like the previous General Film hit, "The Class of '74," the new movie concerns Southern California coeds who make sex research a part of the educational process. This time, however, there is the added element of a suspenseful mystery story. Arthur Marks directed "The RoomMates" and Charles Stroud produced, from a screenplay by Marks and John Durren, with William Silberkleit and Don Gottlieb as executive producers.
Coeds On Spree
Four shapely college coeds with different styles and looks but a common interest in extra-curricular swinging go on a vacation love fest that ends in violence in "The RoomMates". The quartet consists
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of Pat Woodell, as a brunette looker; Marki Bey, black and beautiful; Roberta Collins, blond psychology major; and Laurie Rose, a premed health nut. For their holiday spree at a Southern California mountain resort, they are joined by Christina Hart, portraying an equally sensual stewardess. No sooner have the girls begun their various affairs in vacation mood than a mystery killer terrorizes them by taking a series of victims. "The RoomMates" was directed by Arthur Marks and produced by Charles Stroud from a screenplay by Marks and John Durren. William Silberkleit and Don Gottlieb were executive producers of the Eastman Color film, rated "R."
"RoomMates" In Sensual Scene
Mile-high Lake Arrowhead in the Southern California mountains is the lush setting for passionate affairs laced by violence in "The RoomMates," General Film Corp release. Five lusty girls are the protagonists in a story that finds four coeds and a stewardess setting out for a swinging spree at a mountain resort, where they satisfy their varied desires-until a killer with high-powered rifle and other weapons hegins to mow down the lovers. Cast as coed roommates are Pat Woodell, Marki Bey, Roberta Collins and Laurie Rose, while Christina Hart is the sensual stewardess who joins them in the altitude capers. "The RoomMates" was directed by Arthur Marks and produced by Charles Stroud, from a screenplay by Marks and John Durren. William Silberkleit and Don Gottlieb were executive producers of the Eastman Color film, rated "R."
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CAST
Pat Woodell .......................... HEATHER
Roberta Collins .......................... BETH
MarkiBey .......................... CARLA
Laurie Rose .......................... BREA
Christina Hart .......................... PAULA
Connie Strickland .......................... ALICE
Barbara Fuller .......................... SYLVIA
David Moses .......................... MIKE
Ken Scott .......................... MARTY
Gary Mascaro .......................... ARNIE
Ben Pfeiffer .......................... LEE
Kipp Whitman .......................... DON
Greg Mabrey .......................... HAROLD
Darl Severns .......................... NICK
David Ankrum .......................... ANDY
John Morgan Evans .......................... WARREN
Peter Oliphant .......................... AARON
John Durren .......................... SOCKS
Richard Mansfield .......................... MICKEY
Charles Stroud .......................... THE DRUNK
James V. Christy .......................... THE PROFESSOR
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