Demons of the Mind (1972)

Demons of the Mind (1972) is a horror film directed by Peter Sykes and starring Robert Hardy, Shane Briant, and Gillian Hills. The film follows a young man, Paul (Briant), who is sent to a remote castle to be treated for a mysterious illness. While there, he discovers that the castle is haunted by demons and that the family who lives there is hiding a dark secret.

One of the most memorable aspects of Demons of the Mind is its exploration of sexuality. The film features several scenes of sexual tension and exploration, as Paul and the other characters grapple with their own desires and fears. In one scene, Paul and his love interest, Elizabeth (Hills), share a passionate kiss in a graveyard. In another, Paul and Elizabeth are seen in a bedroom, exploring each other's bodies.

The film also features a number of scenes of nudity and sexual violence. In one scene, Paul is forced to watch as a woman is raped by a group of men. In another, Paul is subjected to a ritualistic sexual ceremony. These scenes are disturbing and uncomfortable, but they serve to highlight the themes of repression and fear that are at the heart of the film.

Demons of the Mind is a unique and powerful horror film that explores the dark side of human sexuality. Its exploration of sexual repression and fear is both disturbing and thought-provoking, and its scenes of sexual exploration and violence remain some of the most memorable moments in the film.