Point Of Terror (1971)

"Point Of Terror" is a low-budget psychological thriller from the early 1970s. It carries the moody, sun-bleached atmosphere typical of drive-in melodrama from that era. The story follows a lounge singer whose entanglement with a married woman curdles into obsession and murder. Dyanne Thorne anchors the film years before her cult stardom took hold. She leans fully into the picture's sleazy undertow, baring all in scenes that helped define her early screen presence. The site hosts 3 scenes from the film. They capture her nude and topless, playing up the seductive, dangerous pull at the story's core.