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Leverage: In the "Boys Night Out" Episode features a woman posing as a nun to smuggle (medical) drugs. Of the three film adaptations of Denis Diderot’s late 18th-century novel La Religieuse, Joe D’Amato’s Convent of Sinners is the loosest in every sense of the term.
The movie’s inciting religious incident is a human act that’s never presented as otherwise to the audience, and its spiritual concerns are minimal. A former Miss Great Britain stars in an otherwise typical Italian nunsploitation involving hot nuns plus massively overhyped amounts of actual nudity, lesbianism and torture.
The morning after, Flavia dons a man’s armor ( a deliberate reference to another early feminist icon and martyr) and starts on her to-do list: “First revenge, then liberty! A traditional habit also includes a white hood that hides all the hair on your head and falls in a neat circle around your shoulders. Walerian Borowczyk is a fetishistic director of objects, and so this feature, drawn from Stendhal’s Promenades dans Rome (1883), opens with a slow tilt up and down a painting of a near naked Jesus. Borowczyk can always be relied upon for hyperindulgent, sexed-up filmmaking, and Behind Convent Walls is no exception. While she's probably not taken any oaths, the papal agent in the French film Brotherhood of the Wolf masquerades as a prostitute.
After whisking Alucarda away from her own exorcism, the local doctor opens a book titled Satan, reads it for two whole seconds, then declares, “Rubbish.
In other words, it’s not the “primitive” peoples in the valley below coming undone in the absence of smog. Jerzy Kawalerowicz’s Mother Joan of the Angels is an incredible piece of filmmaking, Polish, postwar, or otherwise. Shacking up in a convent with your boyfriend is generally frowned upon, and it ends up being only a few thumb screws away from black magic.
Considering her outfit in a later game has a shirt with "SLUT" across it, there may be implications to note. But no self-respecting list of crazed nuns can do without an entry from Jesús Franco, the Spanish erotic and B-movie filmmaker with directing credits in the triple digits. What Maya lacks in vocation she makes up for in motive: to investigate the death of the mother she never knew at Sacred Heart Convent. Protagonist Elizabeth discovers this for herself when she pays a visit, having been instructed by her late father to maintain his regular payments to the nuns but curious to know how exactly they’re spending it.Her other love was God” goes the pulpy tagline for The Lady of Monza, a precursor to nunsploitation’s ’70s heyday. You have to find the keys and obtain your wish without getting caught by the Mother Superior or the Novice Mistress. Granted, Justine doesn’t share Alucarda’s taste for pure chaos — the latter opens a coffin for funsies and lunges at her priest through the confessional screen — but she’s stripped down and swept up in their Satanic initiation and Black Mass orgy all the same. Her arrival kick-starts a sexual rivalry between the mother superior and fiery Sister Elizabeth — naked whipping, floor-licking, and other debased punishments ensue. They (and the monks) take vows of chastity, although at least one monk and sister don't let it get in their way, as you may overhear from them.
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