A Man Called Dagger (1968)

Plucky and fearless Harper Davis (Terry Moore) risks her life when she joins Dick Dagger (Paul Mantee) in thwarting the scheme of Rudolph Koffman (Jan Murray), a notorious ex-Nazi concentration camp commandant, who has defected to the United States and plots to take over the world. Ingrid (Sue Ann Langdon) is Koffman;s mistress, who runs a "beauty farm" and turns her well-stacked wiles on Dagger, when he investigates the farm in order to obtain a lead in tracking down dastardly Rudolph Koffman. He forces Erica (Eileen O'Neill), one of the farms beautiful resident henchwomen to make a murder attempt on dauntless Dick and, when that fails, the Nazi villain, manipulates glamorous Girl-in-Auto with no name (Mimi Dillard) to liquidate Dagger by way of a murderous and spine-tingling auto chase. Dagger also finds himself trapped in an underground maze of dire-straits corridors experimental laboratories, and tortured in a brainwashing chamber filled with beautiful-but-dangerous henchwomen. And comes close to meeting his death when a yacht, he and plucky Harper are having a romantic rendezvous, is blown up. Koffman survives to confront Koffman in a terrifying climax in a meat-packing plant.