HORRIFYING EXPERIMENTS OF S.S. LAST DAYS

Cinemavixion Review

Luigi Batzella's 1977 film, 'Horrifying Experiments of S.S. Last Days,' plunges into the grim depths of Nazi atrocities, presenting a disturbing narrative centered on a female SS officer and doctor who engineers a monstrous, genetically mutated creature. This 'incubus-like human beast,' as described, is a grotesque entity unleashed upon female prisoners, used for torture, molestation, and sexual violence, all under the watchful eyes of the Nazi regime. The film further details the harrowing experiences of these prisoners, subjected to stripping, interrogations, electric shocks, rape, and beatings. Amidst this brutality, a glimmer of resistance emerges with Italian partisans from a nearby village preparing an assault on the camp. While the film's premise is undeniably shocking and aims to depict extreme cruelty and resistance, its graphic and exploitative portrayal of violence and sexual assault marks it as a controversial entry within its genre.