Malabimba: The Malicious Whore (1979)

Malabimba is a good example about how to do a memorable film, with low budget, and stay present in the mind of the viewers. The idea is present the history of the girl (the only movie of the actress, I don't understand why), when has problems with a subtle entity... And she reacts in a very sexual manner. If you have a little money, and you want to react the Exorcist with low budget, but with dignity, the director choiced the best option. The eurotrash should return: when the people is tired of porn (is always the same, no doubt), if you present a good history with some spice, then the score is so better. I ask all the french, Italian and spanian directors: remember Bianchi, Franco, D'amato, Brass... This is the way.

This one is weird, pagan and malicious in a non-bloody way - I love it. A young girl, enprisoned in a convent-like country estate environment which is her home and has been in the family since generations, can't handle the frustration of being entrapped and not let out of the country estate area. There is a nun in the building that is to comfort and watch for this girl but I bet she wish she didn't because something lurks in this twisted girls mind... she simply can't keep her sexual frustration inside, but have to push it further... and she does.This movie is a freaking wonderful masterpice in my opinion - make your own ;)

Wow, this was just great and to think it came from the director of Burial Ground( one of the best zombie films ) made it even better. The storyline is tenuous but who cares, there is enough licentious festivities happening to satisfy the most avid euro-trash followers. This sordid film is almost impossible to find but if you do find it purchase it because you will never see anything like it out there.

This extremely low-budgeted Italian effort is shoddy even for the most forgiving Euro-trash-fan. That doesn't mean it's a thoroughly unwatchable movie, but, well... there's not really much going on during the film. A young woman gets possessed by a sex-crazed ghost. She begins to seduce the men around her, even her dying grandfather, who doesn't survive her "attack" (in a scene which has to be seen to be believed). It's more sex than horror: Instead of gory moments you get hard core inserts (at least in the uncensored version). All in all quite an odd obscurity from Andrea Bianchi, recommended to die-hard-sleaze-freaks only.