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Flavia the Heretic (1974)

Puglia, southern Italy, around 1400. A convent is invaded by the Tarantula cult, whose fanatical and crazed members desecrate the sacred place by committing obscene and bloody acts.

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Carl N 19 Jun 2009

ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ! Iâ??m a fan of 1970s exploitation movies, but I struggled to watch this. Not because I was shocked or offended? But because it was so long winded and boring. The only thing stopping me from giving this no stars was the fact that I can truly say I had never seen anyone climbing into a hollowed-out cow carcass before?

Auta A 01 Aug 2009

A Great Piece of Exploitation about a Nun who lives in a Monastery in Italy where the Monks tortures the Nuns she hates that Men and that she must wear a Haze and betray them to the Marmeluks and get the Wife of the Markmeluk Prince who takes her in his Homeland where she must reconice that the Men there treat their Woman as bad as the Christians and that she must wear a bigger Haze now at the End the Prince had enough of her and bring her back to Italy where the Monks skin her for her Betray

Dougal S 06 Jul 2008

Extreme and shocking in almost every way, this film makes Ken Russell's 'The Devils' look like an edition of 'Songs Of Praise'!

Ricky M 13 Apr 2008

Flavia the Heretic is another entry into the mostly Italian sub exploitation genre known as Nunsploitation. You can usually ascociate Nuns getting up to all manner of no good. And Flavia does deliver this in spades. However what it also turned out to be is a really well made and surprisingly moving tale of Flavia rebeling against the subjucation of woman in her time. This works really well both as a historical piece, a feminist rallying cry and a piece of shock exploitation cinema. There are some pretty gruesome scenes here, made worse when you realise this stuff probably happened in the name of religion. Florinda Bokan is excellent in the title role, the score is very emotive and it is beautifully shot. All in all a surprisingly good movie that works on different levels.

Dwain P 01 Jun 2008

Nothing goes together better than nuns and sex and torture! There some great scenes in this movie that should disturb you for some time . . . like being raped in a pig pen full of pigs or nipples getting cut off. It was pretty nunsploitation, but I think Flavia was an interesting character. She was conflicted and troubled which led her to do some morally reprehensible things. I could identify with her and it made me want to understand her decisions. A lot of the feminist talk seems a little preachy, but it was certainly true and I could almost imagine what it would be like to be a new revelation.