Harold Key, a pioneering and highly respected filmmaker, has made a lasting impact on the film industry through his outstanding and groundbreaking cinematic endeavors. His extensive and diverse body of work is distinguished by a unique and captivating aesthetic that continues to mesmerize audiences to this day. Notably, his most renowned and enduring productions include the groundbreaking and thought-provoking films "Bad Girls Go to Hell" and "Lust and the Flesh", both released in 1965, which have received widespread critical acclaim and continue to be revered for their daring and unflinching exploration of themes that were, at the time, considered controversial and taboo.
