Girls are for Loving (1973)

Ginger: "I don't mind giving my bod to him."
Jason: "But why?"
Ginger: "Let's just say I like to fuck a lot."

Ginger is back for more spy work, this time to save a politician.
Starring: Cheri Caffaro, Timothy Brown, Sheila Leighton, Scott Ellsworth

Link to IMDB

After enjoying part one and two, it's time to conclude the Ginger trilogy.

Ginger McAllister's hard work has built her quite a reputation in the agency, and now she's being given her biggest case ever.
An international trade alliance is being planned in Washington DC, bringing many important diplomats to the town. Trouble's brewing though, as a team of bad guys are kidnapping and killing the people involved with the trade treaty.

Ginger's job will be to go undercover as a lounge singer and get romantic with a politician named James Whitney, in hopes of protecting his life by always being at his side. She's also partnered with a tough agent named Clay, who will remain nearby to help Ginger when she needs it.

The villain is also introduced right away. Miss St. Clair is a cruel woman responsible for the kidnappings, as she tries to control how the trade alliance is being handled. Her thugs usually do the dirty work, while she gets her thrills from sexually manipulating men.

Assassins and gunners are soon trying to kill James, but Ginger and Clay are an efficient team and they keep him safe. The intrigue builds as there seems to be a double-agent leaking info to the enemy, which places Ginger in a deadly game of cat and mouse with Miss St. Clair. It's looking like St. Clair might just be the first criminal that can outwit and outplay Ginger at her own devious games!

"I want that dame spread, not dead." - Miss St. Clair

Clay

James

Although this movie has a bigger budget and a more cohesive story than both of its predecessors, it's also the tamest and most conventional of the three. The plot relies heavily on the spy genre, feeling more like a low budget James Bond copycat than pure grindhouse. I'm assuming the director was trying to reach a wider audience.
I'm not saying this is a "normal" movie by any means, because it still gets down & dirty with lots of nudity, violence and clumsy rape that keeps it firmly in the sexploitation genre, but it's definitely not as wild and graphic as the previous two... Until near the end, that is, which had me quite shocked at the turn of events!

Miss St. Clair

I have mixed feelings on Miss St. Clair. It was an excellent choice to have a female villain that was a proper rival for Ginger, but instead of being an insane monster she's just scheming with political matters, and it gets dull when we have to sit through scenes of people explaining international diplomacy.
Despite the shift in tone it's still a proper conclusion to the trilogy, and watching Cheri Caffaro on the screen is always a fun treat.

Be sure not to miss:
- Toboggan landmine!
- The sneaky suntan lotion bandit.
- The two main locations are a ski resort and a tropical island. There's no reason for them, but maybe the movie was made while everyone vacationed together.

Internet review:
"It's a masterpiece of sleazy and spicy entertainment." - EvenSven

Should I watch it?
The trilogy is enjoyable when you're in the mood for crazy sexploitation.

Where can I find it?
This video works. Or this.

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