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Yes, this exists.


Nazisploitation (also called Nazi exploitation) is a subgenre of the [[Exploitation Film]] and Sexploitation film that centers around Nazis committing horrific sexual acts as overseers of prisons or camps during [[World War II]]. Most follow the women in prison formula, relocated to a death camp or Nazi brothel, with a particular focus on gore, sadomasochism, and degradation. The genre also found its way into [[Pulp Magazine|Pulp Magazines]].
'''Nazisploitation''' (also called Nazi exploitation) is a subgenre of the [[Exploitation Film]] and Sexploitation film that centers around Nazis committing horrific sexual acts as overseers of prisons or camps during [[World War II]]. Most follow the women in prison formula, relocated to a death camp or Nazi brothel, with a particular focus on gore, sadomasochism, and degradation. The genre also found its way into [[Pulp Magazine]]s.


Related is the short-lived genre of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stalag_fiction stalag fiction], which were pornographic dime novels on similar themes very briefly popular in Israel of all places, around the time of Adolph Eichmann's trial.
Related is the short-lived genre of [[wikipedia:Stalag fiction|stalag fiction]], which were pornographic dime novels on similar themes very briefly popular in Israel of all places, around the time of Adolph Eichmann's trial.
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* ''Auschwitz'', directed by [[Uwe Boll]]
* ''Auschwitz'', directed by [[Uwe Boll]]
* ''[[Ilsa She Wolf of the SS]]'': The [[Trope Codifier]].
* ''[[Ilsa, She Wolf of the SS]]'': The [[Trope Codifier]].
* ''[[The Beast in Heat]]''
* ''[[The Beast in Heat]]''
* ''[[Danger 5 (TV)|Danger 5]]'' parodies/pastiches this genre.
* ''[[Danger 5]]'' parodies/pastiches this genre.
* ''[[Fraulein Devil]]''
* ''[[Fraulein Devil]]''
* ''[[Germany Year Zero (Film)|Germany Year Zero]]''
* ''[[Germany, Year Zero]]''
* ''[[Last Orgy Of The Third Reich]]''
* ''[[Last Orgy Of The Third Reich]]''
* ''[[Love Camp 7]]'': The [[Trope Maker]].
* ''[[Love Camp 7]]'': The [[Trope Maker]].
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* ''[[SS Experiment Camp]]''
* ''[[SS Experiment Camp]]''
* ''[[SS Girls]]''
* ''[[SS Girls]]''
* ''[[Salo Or The 120 Days Of Sodom]]'': Well, actually more sort of Italian Fascistsploitation. Based on one of the [[Marquis De Sade]]'s most infamous stories.
* ''[[Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom]]'': Well, actually more sort of Italian Fascistsploitation. Based on one of the [[Marquis de Sade]]'s most infamous stories.
* ''[[Salon Kitty]]''
* ''[[Salon Kitty]]''
* ''[[Surf Nazis Must Die]]'', a [[Troma]] film.
* ''[[Surf Nazis Must Die]]'', a [[Troma]] film.
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[[Category:Film Genres]]
[[Category:Film Genres]]
[[Category:index]]
[[Category:Index]]
[[Category:Nazisploitation]]
[[Category:Nazisploitation]]

Latest revision as of 17:02, 15 September 2020

100% accurate


Yes, this exists.

Nazisploitation (also called Nazi exploitation) is a subgenre of the Exploitation Film and Sexploitation film that centers around Nazis committing horrific sexual acts as overseers of prisons or camps during World War II. Most follow the women in prison formula, relocated to a death camp or Nazi brothel, with a particular focus on gore, sadomasochism, and degradation. The genre also found its way into Pulp Magazines.

Related is the short-lived genre of stalag fiction, which were pornographic dime novels on similar themes very briefly popular in Israel of all places, around the time of Adolph Eichmann's trial.

Examples of Nazisploitation include:


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