Nazi cruelty, S&M, and a deadly 'Pleasure Train' roll through the last days of WWII.
CAPTIVE WOMEN 4
A train full of captured women are used by German officers on leave. Resistance fighters vow to stop the train and rescue the abused passengers.
Leather boots, Nazi uniforms, and a train full of trouble—late-night Euro sleaze at full steam.
Sexploitation and Nazisploitation collide as Malisa Longo’s Elsa reigns over a rolling brothel with a fist clad in leather. Patrice Rhomm delivers a sleazy wartime fever dream filled with lascivious uniforms, S&M, and the Resistance’s desperate bid to halt the Reich’s 'Pleasure Train.' For those who like their history lessons with a heavy pour of sexual perversion and bad intentions.
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Captive Women 4 is a 1977 French horror, thriller, and war film directed by Patrice Rhomm about a cruel Nazi woman's S&M-fueled reign over a train of captive prostitutes, as the French Resistance attempts to rescue the abused women during the final days of World War II.
- Director
- Patrice Rhomm
- Writers
- Victor Hadria, Marius Lesoeur, Patrice Rhomm
- Release
- 1977
- Runtime
- 1h 30m
- Country
- France
- Language
- English, French
- Also Known As
- Fraulein Devil, Fräulein Devil, Fraulein Kitty, Captive Women 4: Fraulein Devil, Diastrofes sto traino ton nazi, Captive Women 4
Synopsis
Why Cult
Combines Nazisploitation and sexploitation in a single feverish package, with uniforms, decadence, and sadism.
A train packed with prostitutes, Nazi officers, and Resistance saboteurs offers a mobile, depraved setting rarely seen in war films.
Malisa Longo rules the screen as the sadistic, leather-booted Elsa, a character with a taste for S&M and a hatred of the French Resistance.
Expect lascivious costumes, public nudity, and taboo-breaking scenes typical of late 1970s French erotic cinema.
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What is Captive Women 4 about? +
Captive Women 4 centers on a cruel Nazi named Elsa who oversees a train of captive prostitutes during the final days of World War II, while the French Resistance tries to stop the train and rescue the women.
When was Captive Women 4 released? +
Captive Women 4 was released in 1977.
Who directed Captive Women 4? +
Captive Women 4 was directed by Patrice Rhomm.
How long is Captive Women 4? +
Captive Women 4 has a runtime of 90 minutes.
What genre is Captive Women 4? +
Captive Women 4 is a horror, thriller, and war film.
Where can I watch Captive Women 4? +
Captive Women 4 is available to stream on SassyFlix.