S&M, Nazi intrigue, and the deadly pleasures of a wartime train ride.
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.
Quick Answer
Captive Women 4 is a 1977 French horror, thriller, and war film directed by Patrice Rhomm about a sadistic Nazi officer who oversees a 'Pleasure Train' filled with prostitutes used to root out traitors as the Third Reich nears its end.
Programmer's Pick
Nazisploitation at its salacious peak, Captive Women 4 doesn’t shy from its leather-clad villainy or its parade of wartime debauchery. If your cinematic tastes run toward S&M power plays and the wildest corners of Euro sexploitation, this train is not making any local stops.
— SassyFlix Programmer
Overview
Details & Specs
- 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, Nazisternas rullande glädjehus, O Comboio Nazi do Prazer, Nazzi Elsa, Original title: Elsa Fräulein SS
Why This Matters
This 1977 French film is an example of the Nazi exploitation subgenre, notable for its multiple alternate titles reflecting its international distribution and positioning within exploitation cinema.
Cast & Crew
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Why Cult
Malisa Longo brings icy menace and perverse charisma to Elsa, a boot-loving officer with a taste for S&M and a grudge against the Resistance.
The film’s 'Pleasure Train' setup turns occupied Europe into a rolling den of espionage, lust, and betrayal.
Packed with erotic 70s aesthetics, forced nudity, and taboo-breaking scenes, this is a showcase of French exploitation cinema at its most unabashed.
The French Resistance’s desperate effort to sabotage the train and rescue its captives adds a tense undercurrent to the film’s lurid spectacle.
Scene Gallery
Threat File
Third Reich launches 'Pleasure Train' to root out traitors
Nazi officers exploiting captive women for espionage and pleasure
Abuse and exploitation of women, exposure of traitors
A train traveling across war-torn Europe
Questions from the Vault
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.
