lsa, She Wolf of the S.S. affects high-minded ideals with a ridiculous opening card (see above), but it’s all just an excuse to tell the story of Ilsa, an evil Nazi warden who wants to prove women are better at suffering than men, and should therefore be allowed to fight for Hitler.
Of course, she proves this through a series of “experiments” on women who are scantily clad, at best. Let’s all say it together now: “They couldn’t make this today.”
A Canadian film by director Don Edmonds, it managed to get reviewed by Gene Siskel, who called it “”the most degenerate picture I have seen to play downtown.” We can’t tell if that’s a thumbs up or thumbs down.
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