scandalized_webcoverUK.jpgThe Satanic Sluts III

Scandalized

Redemption

R0 PAL

Web: http://salvation-films.com/

 

From the headlines to you bedroom, the Satanic Sluts revel in sex, fetish and having a damn good time. When Voluptua aka Georgina Baillie, granddaughter of veteran actor Andrew Sachs, burlesque dancer and goth Satanic Slut became the focus of the Russell Brand scandal at the BBC it seemed the right time to explore the world of scandalous headlines and dirty tabloid headlines.

 

Satanic Sluts is a series which explores a range of fetish, lesbian and goth/dark fantasies via a sequence of dialogue free vignettes. These are always inventive, original and sizzling. In volume III the vignettes are related via ridiculous headings from various UK scandal rags which are then reinvented in the most erotic manner possible. Stories involve lesbian reporters, vampire cults and sacrifices, extra terrestrial UFO sex encounters, naughty and sleazy models, sex at work and lots and lots more.

 

The emphasis is on fetish with a little more sex on show than in parts I and II (not that anyone minds). Each of the scenes is a fascinating “set piece” exploring a certain theme accompanied with outfits which match the related fetish, in various of Satanic Sluts DVDs these have ranged from authoritarian outfits to nurses, leather to latex. The sheer power of the imagery in this series is startling and erotic, while it may shock some, it will arouse most.

 

Nigel Wingrove has been making fetish films for many years as well as pushing the boundaries of censorship. Beginning with Visions of Ecstasy, which was a homage to St Theresa of Avila's reveries of ravishment by Christ which was banned by the BBFC for blasphemy, Wingrove went on to found Redemption films, fight censorship and make sleaze and euro cult an celebrated taste. The Satanic Sluts series have united so many of his obsessions into a single series which, due to the joys of DVD, can be celebrated by all !

 

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This review will appear in Volume 2 No.4 (2009) of the digital and print edition of Synergy Magazine.

 

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