Lager SSadis Kastrat Kommandantur (1976)

User Rating:

2.2/10   

Director:

Sergio Garrone

Writers:

Sergio Chiusi (story)
Sergio Garrone (writer)

Genre:

Horror | Thriller | War

Tagline:

Sex experiments in pursuit of a better tomorrow!

Plot:

Near the end of WW2, prisoners of war are used in experiments to perfect the Arian race.

Plot Keywords:

Prisoner | Experiment | Nazi | Testicles | Blood

Cast

Mircha Carven	...	Helmut
Paola Corazzi	...	Mirelle
Giorgio Cerioni	...	Col. von Kleiben
Giovanna Mainardi
Serafino Profumo	...	The Sergeant
Attilio Dottesio	...	Dr. Steiner
Patrizia Melega	...	Dr. Renke
Almina De Sanzio
Matilde Dall'Aglio
Agnes Kalpagos

Also Known As:

Captive Women II: Orgies of the Damned
S.S. Experiment (USA) (reissue title)
SS Experiment Camp
SS Experiment Love Camp

Runtime:

Denmark:91 min

Country:

Italy

Language:

Italian

Color:

Color (Eastmancolor)

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Sound Mix:

Mono

Certification:

UK:(Banned) (1976-2005) | UK:18 ( 2005 re-rating) | Finland:K-18 | Portugal:M/18 | Australia:(Banned)

Company:

Società Europea Films Internazionali Cinematografica (SEFI)

Trivia:

The graphic advertising for this movie sparked off the "video-nasty" debate in early 1982 in the United Kingdom. The BBFC later passed the film completely uncut in 2005 with the following comment, "The content of the film is in fact very mild and poorly executed. If anything, it was the title of the film and its original packaging that led to difficulties, rather than the content. The idea of the film may, of course, be offensive to some but that is not a good enough reason to cut or reject it. We would only cut or reject a film for adults if the content was illegal or harmful. "SS Experiment Camp" is neither illegal or harmful, just tasteless." It was eventually released in October 2006 with different artwork.

Movie Connections:

Referenced in Empire of the Censors (1995) (TV)

Secret Gitmo training film?

This video nastie was initially banned, but allowed release without any cuts. Supposedly it was the cover and the subject matter that was found offensive, and not the actual film.

Of course, many would find the film offensive. It was poorly shot, had no real actors, had really boring sex scenes, and was just a cheap naziplotation film.

I have not been able to confirm that this was used as training material for the torturers at Gitmo. The limited torture in the film would probably not make it of much use. There was no water-boarding, for example, but there was an interesting use of boiling/freezing water.

If you are looking for a cheap film that makes extensive use of full frontal nudity, this may be just the thing. If you love Bush, then you will find a forest here.