"Stripped to Kill" barely qualifies as a feature film. The erotic thriller plot—centered on a policewoman who goes undercover as a stripper—serves primarily to showcase extended strip sequences every few minutes. Fortunately, these dance numbers are quite impressive and varied, making them the highlight of the film. The kills, on the other hand, remain tame and don’t really become relevant until the end. The acting is not particularly good here, but it’s not disastrous either. In that sense, there are far worse sexploitation films from that era. However, that’s not enough to warrant a recommendation.