Satan's Slave

its one of the official video Nasties! i searched for ages to find this one. not as nasty as the title would suggest, but i just love nastiness in all of its forms

Not entirely horrible. There's at least a few decent gore scenes.

A young psychic woman goes to visit her distant relatives, who just happen to be devil worshiping necromancers. Other than the frequent Satanic ritual nudity, this talky English country manor horror is a bit of a bore.

A Bizarre But Fascinating Horror Film--Nifty 70's British occult horror shocker!!

A fun journey into the reasons why you should always be wary of any alleged relatives you've never heard of in your 20+ years on the earth. Trapped at a remote estate, a young woman must try to escape her relatives before something awful happens to her as part of a sacrifice. Rental.

Boring bland plot with even more boring characters. It goes by way too slow and most of the scenes don't feel like they fit together. Forgettable.

Occult horror from the mid-70's. A young woman goes to visit a couple of family members along with her mum and dad but when her parents are seemingly involved in a horrific crash its up to the members of the family shes visiting to look after her. But what she doesn't know is that her uncle and cousin are into witchcraft and have plans for her. This is very 70's and very British but is also quite daring at times with a bit of kink near the beginning and some hairy muff shots to!

Despite the interesting title, there's very few satanic imagery or disturbing stuff going on. It's actually a pretty boring flick that uses exploitation on women both sexually and with violence (on a distasteful way) to try to show us something "exciting" every now and then, which just doesn't work at all. This guy Norman J. Warren definently had something against women and that is shown through his career, quite remarkably on the equally awfull Inseminoid. Positive thing in this movie: soundtrack is lush, sexy, misterious and always interesting when on display.

Another bit of fairly solid horror/sleaze from Norman J. Warren. It has a lot of things going for it, chiefly Michael Gough's awesome mustache ... but also the requisite gore and nudity. Unlike some of his films from this period, the plot is straightforward. Good stuff if you like late 70s British horror.

A decent entry to the "new wave" gothic horror of the 70's