The Gore Gore Girls is a horror-comedy movie directed by Herschell Gordon Lewis in 1972. It follows Nancy, a clueless and eccentric reporter, who becomes fixated on solving the case of a series of brutal murders at a Chicago nightclub. She enlists the help of Abraham Gentry, a cynical and sleazy private investigator who reluctantly agrees to aid Nancy in her investigation.
As the two delve into the case, they encounter a series of bizarre and eccentric characters, including the flamboyant nightclub owner Marzdone Mobilie, an eccentric fortune-teller named Doctor Laddock, and a group of violent bikers.
The film features over-the-top violence and gore, including scenes of decapitation, disembowelment, and dismemberment. Despite its graphic violence, The Gore Gore Girls is also known for its tongue-in-cheek humor and satirical take on the horror genre.
The film was controversial at the time of its release for its graphic violence, and was heavily censored in some countries. However, it has since become a cult classic for fans of the horror and exploitation genres.