A Triple-Bill of Female Fury

Astaroth – Larissa Anzoategui, 2020, 76 mins

A tattoo artist, Gregorio, becomes obsessed with the occult and in particular, the demon, Astaroth and as part of a ceremony to summon the demon mixes his blood with the ink he uses to create his satanic tattoo art. Astaroth, in turn, begins to work her evil through two girlfriends of Gregorio and unleashes Hell on earth!

“It’s sexy, it’s bloody, it’s got tattoos, demons, parties, metal bands and even a brief display of ninja skills – A must-see for fans of Brazilian horror!”

Girls, Guns and Blood – Thegin German and Robert Rowland, 2019, 75 mins

You take from these girls… and you pay for it in blood! Girls, Guns and Blood is a sexy, action, comedic parody of action movies, centred on a small, independent brothel in Texas which gets robbed. The girls that work there want their hard-earned money back and track down the thieves, exacting out their own very special kind of punishment… With Christine Nguyen, Britney Amber, Kleio Valentien, Cody Renee Cameron

‘a brilliant knowing parody’ – nerdly.co.uk

Brides of Satan  – Joe Bizarro, 2021, 80 mins

It’s never too late to burn in Hell! When a happy young couple are kidnapped by a gang of thrill-seeking strippers, “The Brides of Satan”, a brutal and terrifying evening unfolds; leaving the lone heroine to stand against the looming forces of darkness and evil! Featuring a dynamic cast including Mindy Robinson, Malice McMunn, Joanna Angel, and Rachel Rampage, director Joe Bizarro’s crowd-pleasing genre film is executed with slick cinematography and rapid-fire editing in the vein of Tarantino & Robert Rodriguez. If you like exploitation films with plenty of action, sex, horror and gore then Brides of Satan is for you!

“The gore factor is very enjoyable” – movieandmania.com