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Vicki Michelle and her sister Ann Michelle are two young models who are lured by a lecherous lesbian to spend a weekend at a country house being photographed by a trendy photographer. In reality, Ann is being set up for a virgin sacrifice and induction into a witch’s coven. (Redemption)
Reviews (2)
No, the movie Virgin Witch really won't get you with its horror or with its great atmosphere. It relies on being an erotic film, with scenes designed to appeal to the libido, incorporating elements like photography captured in a way that allows the viewer to look at individual shots. Gradually, the film starts to become a bit darker, but it's still primarily an erotic film, which is what I liked about it.
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Virgin Witch gets off to a promising start full of innocent teen eroticism, shot through a tantalizingly lecherous lens and with the promise of interesting things to come at the homestead, where two naive sisters fall into the clutches of an eccentric gang with nefarious intentions. The members of the witches’ coven are interesting characters, aristocratically understated at first glance, but burning inside with a desire to corrupt virginal innocence. The young, horny photographer of “modeling” nudes, the well-kempt lesbian, the trustworthy doctor who turns out to be... It’s a shame that the witchcraft rituals that everything builds up to are so closely tied to the understated old English cinema, and the film slips away cheaply and unsatisfyingly from the cards laid out between the characters. The prelude was a lot more fun here.
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