Follow the Girls

About This Movie

Follow the Girls is this quirky 1971 comedy that spins a loose narrative around an entertainment agent navigating the chaotic world of strip-teasers. The tone is light and a bit cheeky, with a certain carefree vibe that makes it an interesting watch. The pacing can feel uneven, as it meanders through various sketches and performances, but that's part of its charm, really. It’s a mix of slapstick and more risqué humor that captures the era's attitude toward entertainment. The performances have a certain rawness, especially the way the various characters interact on stage and off — it feels lively, even if it doesn't quite hit all the marks. There’s a distinct atmosphere here that’s both nostalgic and a bit of a window into the less polished side of 70s comedy.

This film has a bit of a cult following among collectors, but you'll find it isn't the easiest to come by. Its distribution history has led to some scarcity in physical formats, which increases its allure. It was initially released as a theatrical feature but has had limited home media releases, so finding a decent copy can be a bit of a treasure hunt. The blend of period comedy with a touch of risqué themes keeps it interesting for those who appreciate the era's film landscape.