Take It Out in Trade

The film follows a couple who hire a detective to find their missing daughter. The detective's search leads him to a house of ill-repute, delving into the underbelly of society where themes of prostitution and voyeurism play out. With a runtime of 80 minutes, the film is a blend of humor and provocative subject matter.

Directed by Edward D. Wood Jr., known for his unconventional style, Take It Out in Trade captures the essence of 1970s independent cinema. It features a cast that includes Donna Stanley, Michael Donovan O'Donnell, and Edward D. Wood Jr. himself, showcasing the director's commitment to his projects. This film is a part of the comedy genre, offering a glimpse into a time when filmmakers pushed boundaries in storytelling.