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It's not great by any means, but it's a pretty good movie that didn't leave me filled with regret for investing time in it.

A terrific literary drama and character piece that shows how the process of creating art can be seen differently by those doing it and those looking at it from the outside.

Actress is magnificent and exudes a hypnotic screen presence in this affecting drama.

Did Baby Shoot Her Sugardaddy? (1972) 1/2 (out of 4) Really awful film about a Mafia guy who is killed. A detective begins to investigate because there's a missing suitcase with a million dollars in it. He goes to visit the dead man's widow and soon is seduced by her as well as her daughter, Baby.You know, the greatest thing writer-director Jean Van Hearn did with this picture was give it a wonderful title. After all, back in the days when exploitation theaters and drive-ins were in demand, a great title is all you needed to get people to watch your movie. I had never heard of this thing until Vinegar Syndrome put it up on their Amazon channel and naturally this title jumped out at me. Sadly, the title is the only good thing about this sucker.I'm really not sure what the director was trying to do with this picture. It's basically a crime-drama with some sexploitation thrown in. For some reason you've got the sexy mommy and daughter seducing men yet their clothes constantly stay on. For a sexploitation picture none of the nudity even happens until after the hour mark and by this time most people would have already turned the film off.The performances, as you'd expect, are horrible but there are some pretty funny moments that come from it. The direction isn't much better and the story itself is just downright stupid as every single scene just keeps going on and on as if no one knew how to construct a real story. DID BABY SHOOT HER SUGARDADDY? is a pretty worthless film outside the title.

DID BABY SHOOT HER SUGARDADDY? is another cheap skin flick put out by Vinegar Syndrome. While I admire the company's tenacity in bringing previously unheard-of cult cinema to Blu-ray and DVD, I have to say that the films I've watched from them so far have been, well, disappointing (aside from the creepy vampire flick CRYPT OF THE LIVING DEAD).This film follows the Vinegar Syndrome trend. It's a movie I'd never heard of before complete with intriguing title, so I was interested. The result is disappointing. This is an amateurish gangster/crime/thriller film without much in the way of plot but with lots of female skin to make up for it. Most of the female characters lounge around on screen for a great deal of time while occasionally supporting characters are shot. The whole movie looks like it was shot in and around the producer's house and maybe a hotel room or two.Other characters show up to investigate said crimes and once in a while there's a fist fight to break up the monotony. The action is routine and there are no stylistic touches or effects or the like. Amusingly enough, about an hour in the plot is dispersed of entirely for some endless strip club scenes of unenthusiastic actresses doing their routines. The only thing DID BABY SHOOT HER SUGARDADDY? is good for is a laugh.