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Les démons (1973)
Les démons (1973) is a French-Canadian horror film directed by Denys Arcand. The movie follows a group of young people who are invited to a mysterious island by a mysterious stranger. Once there, they discover that the island is inhabited by a group of demons who are intent on destroying them.
The movie is known for its explicit sexual content, which is used to create a sense of dread and tension. The movie features several scenes of nudity and sexual activity, including a scene where one of the characters is forced to perform oral sex on another. This scene is particularly disturbing and has been the subject of much debate.
The movie also features a number of scenes of violence and gore, which are used to further the plot and create a sense of fear and suspense. The movie is also known for its use of symbolism, which is used to explore themes of power and control.
Overall, Les démons (1973) is a classic horror movie that is sure to shock and disturb viewers. Its explicit sexual content and use of violence and gore make it a must-see for horror fans. While the movie may not be suitable for all viewers, it is an important part of horror cinema and is sure to leave a lasting impression.
A nun sees a young woman pleasuring herself before running away horrified. Later we see her masturbating in her own room. Full frontal nudity is shown.
A superior lifts a nun's robe to examine her. When she realizes she has sinned she is sent off to be punished. Woman's bare buttocks are shown.
A blonde woman is shown wandering around the church in thin silk dress. Her naked is body is clearly visible.
A woman performs cunnilingus on another woman.
Nudity: Full female nudity, no male nudity.
A possessed nun caresses another nun's breasts. Horrified by the possessed nun's seduction, she commits suicide.
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