The Naked Road 1959, Jeanne Rainer

The Naked Road 1959

The Naked Road (1959) is an obscure American exploitation crime drama directed, written, and produced by William Martin. Often categorized as “weird noir,” the film is known for its low-budget production and stilted acting.
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Plot Summary
The story follows Gay Andrews (Jeanne Rainer), an innocent young model who goes on a date with a sleazy, married advertising executive, Bob Walker. When Bob is pulled over for speeding by a corrupt cop, he is forced to leave Gay at the Justice of the Peace as “collateral” while he drives to New York to get money for the fine.
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While she is waiting, a man named Wayne Jackson (Ronald Long) offers to pay her fine but instead drugs her. Gay is kidnapped and held captive by a “public relations” gang that operates a white slavery ring. The gang’s leader attempts to break her will through threats of torture and drug addiction to force her into working as a high-end call girl.
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