Chantal (Disc 2) (1968 Version)

Chantal (Disc 2) (1968 Version)

This is the original version of the film Chantal, directed by Nick Philips and stars an unknown actress that has become somewhat of a mystery – who was this woman that played the role of an innocent, small town girl so well? Perhaps we’ll never know. But what we do know is that the original, in all its black and white glory, is not quite as lurid and steamy as the remake with Misty Mundae. Despite its lack of gritty imagery, this classic title is worth watching. After you’ve enjoyed the original, move on to Tony Marsiglia’s remake – you won’t regret it!

Writer/director Tony Marsiglia (Sinful, Lust for Dracula) and acclaimed cult actress Misty Mundae (Shock-O-Rama, Sinful) team up once again to deliver a remake of the shocking grindhouse oddity from 1969. Chantal is a grim and terrifying portrait of a young woman victimized at the hands of modern-day Hollywood.

Chantal (Misty Mundae) has just arrived in Los Angeles, California to become a movie star. Naïve and delusional, she wanders the boulevards looking for her first big break. There she meets Tracy (Julian Wells) – and actress turned prostitute – and the two of them begin an uneasy intimate relationship. Tracy warns of the harsh realities lurking beyond the glamorous façade of Hollywood, but Chantal’s innocence makes her easy prey for monsters that inhabit the dark underbelly of the film business.