A jealous witch, a beach romance, and a spell gone wrong—fantasy and desire collide on the sand.
SCYLA
Love ignited her obsession. Revenge destroyed her perfection.
Beach bum Gregory becomes obsessed with the beautiful Scyla. Out of jealousy, his witch ex-girlfriend Circe crafts a potion to turn Scyla ugly.
Scyla is a 1967 American drama, fantasy, and romance film directed by Nick Millard about a beach bum whose infatuation with a beautiful woman provokes the jealousy—and dark magic—of his witch ex-girlfriend.
The SassyFlix Take
When love triangles go hexagonal, sunscreen isn’t your biggest worry.
Why Cult
Circe’s magical meddling transforms this beach romance into a supernatural showdown fueled by envy.
Expect simulated sex, seduction, and female frontal nudity as fantasy and desire blend under the sun.
Set against a sandy backdrop, the film serves sunbathing, voyeurism, and a breezy 57-minute runtime.
The film doesn’t shy away from ménage à trois themes, adding an extra layer of intrigue to its romantic entanglements.
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What is Scyla about? +
Scyla follows a beach bum who becomes obsessed with Scyla, igniting the jealousy of his witch ex-girlfriend Circe, who uses magic to sabotage the romance.
When was Scyla released? +
Scyla was released in 1967.
Who directed Scyla? +
Scyla was directed by Nick Millard.
How long is Scyla? +
Scyla has a runtime of 57 minutes.
What genre is Scyla? +
Scyla is a drama, fantasy, and romance film.
Where can I watch Scyla? +
Scyla is available to stream on SassyFlix.