
White Slaves of Chinatown
Crime · Drama
Overview
The beautiful, brutal Olga procures prostitutes and pushes heroin for the syndicate, confining and torturing her pretty victims in a private dungeon located in New York City's sinister Chinatown.
Top Cast


Audrey Campbell
Audrey Campbell
Olga
Audrey Campbell
Olga
Marlaina Abbie
Marlaina Abbie
Elaine
Marlaina Abbie
Elaine


Gigi Darlene
Gigi Darlene
Frenchy
Gigi Darlene
Frenchy
Veronica Bellach
Veronica Bellach
Vicky
Veronica Bellach
Vicky
Mitzi Meer
Mitzi Meer
Lola
Mitzi Meer
Lola
Rickey Bell
Rickey Bell
Collette
Rickey Bell
Collette
Jimmy Lyons
Jimmy Lyons
Jimmy
Jimmy Lyons
Jimmy
Marlene Eck
Marlene Eck
Greta
Marlene Eck
Greta
Amy Eden
Amy Eden
Jackie
Amy Eden
Jackie
Joel Holt
Joel Holt
Narrator (voice)
Joel Holt
Narrator (voice)
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