...if it was made without any discernible talent, plot or indeed narrative input of any variety. Now, I know that Spanish director Jose Ramon Larraz had talent - he made the atmospheric, erotic horror that was VAMPYRES, after all. But you wouldn't recognise it from watching VIOLATION OF THE BITCH which, despite the exploitative title, is a complete non-starter of a film, a sluggish softcore porn movie a la BLACK CANDLES.
The plot involves a couple of women in a remote country house who soon embark on a passionate lesbian affair. Before long, their happiness is interrupted by the arrival of a man who may or may not be the figure haunting the dreams of one of the women. There's no more story than that, just long scenes of dull dialogue interspersed with various softcore couplings.
Larraz throws in an attempted 'twist' ending in a bid to make this all seem like it's going somewhere, but I'm afraid a couple of seconds of violence in no way, shape or form makes this a decent movie. Just a badly-acted, badly-dubbed and (in the version I saw taken from the old UK Hokushin tape) heavily cut waste of time.
The plot involves a couple of women in a remote country house who soon embark on a passionate lesbian affair. Before long, their happiness is interrupted by the arrival of a man who may or may not be the figure haunting the dreams of one of the women. There's no more story than that, just long scenes of dull dialogue interspersed with various softcore couplings.
Larraz throws in an attempted 'twist' ending in a bid to make this all seem like it's going somewhere, but I'm afraid a couple of seconds of violence in no way, shape or form makes this a decent movie. Just a badly-acted, badly-dubbed and (in the version I saw taken from the old UK Hokushin tape) heavily cut waste of time.