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Not too much to rave about this early 80's "roughie" - the sex is dull, the girls are pretty much a bunch of hogs (speaking of "hogs" - a young Ron "The Hedgehog" Jeremy is in this one...) and the story, though a decent concept is executed pretty poorly...

George Payne is The Confessor - some kind of cult-leader whose "disciples" come to him with their problems. The first girl shows up and tells a story about how her female friend took advantage of her during a camping trip. The next has a pathetic dork who gets caught whackin' it while lookin' at his sister, and the sister then decides to "teach him a lesson" by making him unwillingly perform some light S&M and then boning her. Next up is a secretary who was raped by the Ron Jeremy character. After hearing the confessions and making the sinners "atone" - The Confessor advises the "wronged" to invite the wrongdoers to the church and they will exact their revenge. At this point I was hoping for some strong S&M or torture, but it never really happens. Payne drugs the bad-guys drinks and then the "victims" all have sex with them. What horrible punishment...

Not really all that sleazy, except for the ho-hum office rape by Jeremy, and the brother/sister S&M play - the actual sex-scenes are dull and protracted to the point that I had to fast-forward through most of the end. The "horror" elements could have been played up which would have redeemed it to some degree, and the "revenge" sequence could have included some rough-stuff - but it didn't. Overall, worth a look to "classic" porn enthusiasts - but I found this one to be mediocre in just about every way...5/10

Phil Prince found his calling directing S&M drenched sleaze feasts for Avon Theaters. This one finds George Payne as a sort of priest who is here to hear the terrible confessions and offer salvation via his "rod". It's goofy for sure, but done in such a way that it becomes surreal and manages to elevate it from lesser films of this type. The cast is great, the scenes are rough stuff and not for the squeamish. The only unfortunate bit for 2020 is Ron Jeremey in an aggressive scene that is unfortunate to see these days. All together though, this is a sleazy good time.