Grindhouse goddess Sharon Masters' first time on film was, appropriately enough, in the groovy sexploitation turn-on The First Time (1969). Her career then took a welcome turn towards the naked in the drive-in flick Booby Trap (1970), ostensibly about an ex-marie's plot to blow up a bunch of hippies but really a vehicle for Sharon and her co-stars to go au natural. She then picked up a shotgun for a role in the '70s revenge flick Bonnie's Kids (1973); she appeared to have hit the big time with a role in the Robert de Niro movie The Last Tycoon (1976) but strangely only appeared in one more movie, 1984's Deadline, before disappearing for good. Booby Trap remains her one and only onscreen exposure, but it is undoubtedly Masters-ful.
