★ Directing
1940 – 2015
· Montreal, Quebec, Canada
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Active 1962–2011
Denis Héroux, born in 1940, was a Canadian director whose work in the 1970s carved out a niche in cult cinema. He directed Naked Massacre (1976), a film that delves into the disturbing aspects of human nature, and The Uncanny (1977), a unique blend of horror and anthology storytelling. Héroux's films often explore provocative themes, making him a significant figure in the realm of exploitation cinema. His earlier works, such as Valérie (1969) and Virgin Lovers (1970), further established his reputation for pushing boundaries in film.
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Virgin Lovers
1970
★ 4.0
Director
A young vicar who doubts his vocation meets a young nun attracted by life. They defrock and get married. But they must learn to love each other beyond guilt and torment.
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Filmography
42 credits
2010s
1 credit
2000s
1 credit
Crew Credits
2000s
1 credit
1980s
13 credits
1970s
19 credits
1960s
5 credits