S.F. (Andy Warhol's Bad)

S.F. (Barbara Allen) is a secondary character n the 1977 dark comedy film "Andy Warhol's Bad".
S.F. is one of the assassins who works for Hazel Aiken, who runs an electrolysis parlor by day and a dirty deeds operation by night. After being contacted by a woman who wishes to have her baby assassinated, S.F. heads to the target location. However, when she arrives, she finds that the mother has already killed the toddler herself by tossing it out of an apartment window. After seeing the corpse on the sidewalk, the assassin turns around in disgust.
Back at the parlor, a short conversation is had between S.F., Hazel and Hazel's daughter-in-law, Mary, who is forced to raise her own baby by herself and is the only main female character in the story that has any ethical standards. 
"She wanted me to get rid of her baby, and then to save the money she chucked it out the window herself, the Bitch," S.F. gripes.
"No. No! No! No! I can't stand it anymore!" a horrified Mary sobs upon hearing this.
"Don't cry, Mary. I'll get another job tomorrow," S.F. consoles, completely missing the point.
"I can't stand it! I can't! These people are driving me crazy! God damn you!" Mary shouts.
"Watch it. That's not a very respectful tone for your husband's mother, is it?" snaps Hazel.
"I don't care! What kind of grandmother are you? Having baby-killers in a house with a baby! She'd kill any baby!" Mary sobs.
"She would not! She only does what she's paid to do. You wouldn't pay her, so she wouldn't do it," corrects Hazel.
Category:1970s
Category:Assassin
Category:Brunette
Category:Freud Buster
Category:Live Action Villainess
Category:Sociopath
Category:Would Hurt a Child
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