RyothChatty ridiculous rating

BroadcastChic Excellent, a Must See

MoPoshy Absolutely brilliant

Sarita Rafferty There are moments that feel comical, some horrific, and some downright inspiring but the tonal shifts hardly matter as the end results come to a film that's perfect for this time.

FastFunandDeadly Good god, I don't even know where to start. Just the read the title and you'd think you would get a pretty good idea of what to expect. In Italian the title translates to 'Last Orgy of the Third Reich' but in English the film is known under the title 'Gestapo's Last Orgy.' But believe or not, this actually one of the better entries in the Nazisploitation genre, and certainly one of the most depraved.The plot of the movie is simple; Lise Cohen (played by future UNICEF member Daniella Poggi under the alias Daniella Levy) is meeting up with Commandant Starker at the ruins of the female death camp she was sent to. There, we see through flashbacks what happened to her at the site: as a prisoner, her iron will and refusal to show fears leads to interest from the Commandant of the camp, who begins to take interest in trying to break her through humiliation and torture. Overtime, we see them develop a closer relationship that Lise uses to her advantage so she can survive. But all is not as it seems, and we see the film end a "tragic" note (depends on how you define the word "tragic.").For such a low budget picture, the movie is surprisingly well-made considering the sleaze this film contains. The acting is certainly passable, the dubbing is actually pretty good and the sets are well-done. The score gives off a very heinous and gloomy feel although I wouldn't be surprised if it's from the public domain. The main theme played at the beginning and concluding credits though, is surprisingly uplifting with the German lyrics and bright singing by some woman whose identity will probably remain unknown forever. Hell, there's even some character development because why the hell not? Granted there a couple of obvious problems with such a low budget film, look no further than the infamous "killer gerbil" scene (they're supposed to be rats!), or even one of the other torture scenes (yeah I'm sure that's really what quicklime looks like!).Now is the part where I get to talk about the actual content of the movie. What we get is a movie that undoubtedly aimed to be the sickest in its sub-genre, and perhaps actually accomplished it. Like all Nazisploitation movies, it is not the Nazis themselves being exploited, but the atrocities they committed. This is one of the few films in the genre to actually refer to the prisoners as Jews, and uses such wonderful adjectives as "subhuman" and "undesirable." Surprisingly, the violence is rather limited when compared to some of the other exploitation movies of the time period, but the film decided to make up for that with plenty of disturbing scenes and imagery to go along with the touchy script, including the necessary overabundance of swastikas and Nazi imagery, and just about any woman in this movie is seen naked at one point. At one point the female Commandant shows a collection of items made from the body parts of the concentration camp victims, presumably inspired by actual items recovered from camps such as Auschwitz and Buchenwald. Hell, even in one of the versions, they still cut a few scenes out, even though some of the nudity and violence remained. Yeah, it's that bad.To conclude, I'll address the multiple cuts of this film that I've seen. The most common seems to be a cut using the Gestapo's Last Orgy title that cuts out a good chunk of the notorious dinner scene as well as some shots of victims dying and/or suffering in the camp, and contains a shortened ending. The cut using the absurd Caligula Reincarnated as Hitler title (neither Caligula nor Hitler is mentioned in the film) is more of the same, except the intro cuts are inter-spliced over with the Taylor Wane lookalike from the cover (probably an attempt to reel in more of a BD/SM audience). Finally there's a truly uncut version (also using the original GLO title) which contains everything that is available in both the original Italian dialog as well as the English dubbing. If you're hardcore into these type of films this one is certainly recommended, but for the uninitiated be forewarned: of all the "video nasties," this is probably the nastiest.

Claudio Carvalho The beautiful blonde (Daniela Poggi) is sent to a concentration camp for female Jews to be sexually used by the German soldiers. She is not afraid of dying, since she believes she provoked the death of her family in a ghetto. Commandant Conrad von Starker (Marc Loud) feels challenged by her behavior and decides to torture her, making she faces the horror of death. Later, she becomes her sexual slave of along the period of war. In the post-war, they meet each other, with this meeting ending in a tragic way. This type of 'exploitation movie' recalls `Ilsa, She Wolf of the SS', with a shallow drama which recalls `The Night Porter' and violence like `Salo, or The 120 Days of Sodom'. At least, Daniela Poggi, who works naked along all the movie, has a beautiful body and the violence is limited, therefore it is watchable. I do not like this genre, but there are movies worse than `L' Ultima orgia del III Reich'. My vote is four. Title (Brazil): `As Condenadas' (`The Condemned')

massiveapple It takes something special to shock those of us who chew popcorn through Hong Kong gore movies and watch the bulldozer decapitation scene from "Island Of Death" to cheer ourselves up. Blood and guts won't do it: if you've ever seen a movie like "Flower Of Flesh And Blood", you hardly blink at a badly-acted torture scene or two. Nastiness isn't enough: those who've sat through the rape scene in "I Spit On Your Grave" won't find any of the sexual violence in "Gestapo's Last Orgy" remotely disturbing. So why is this strange, strange movie more unsettling than any of the other obscure trash/gore/exploitation flicks some of us love so much?Unlike "SS Experiment Camp" or "The Beast In Heat", "The Gestapo's Last Orgy" isn't quite ridiculous enough to be camp...unlike "Ilsa, She Wolf Of The SS", it's not an outrageous bad-taste romp for whooping drive-in punters. Influenced more by "The Night Porter" than anything else, this unsavoury bucket of softcore death-camp swill actually thinks it's A Proper Movie.Director Cesare Canavari has a ball ripping off Fellini, Godard, Pasolini and Tinto Brass on a college-project budget, while the script attempts to explore Sadeian themes with some level of seriousness. Uniquely among the Nazisploitation films, the movie specifically refers to the prisoners as Jewish. But this is a movie in which Nazis sit round a dinner table saying "there's nothing better than a pot-roast of unborn Jew!" - in a "dramatic" boat scene, a technician can be seen kneeling in the back of the boat. It's a cheapo, badly-made schlock shocker just like all the others! Its pretentions are what make it so mindbogglingly shocking - what the hell were these people thinking?

Jens-28 This sickie has very good production values, decent acting and an exciting storyline for this kind of trash. Them deranged nazis is at again in one of those generic "women's work camps". It's not as graphic as others but the vile tone is unbelievable harsh as the officers torture and humiliate young jewish girls and...(hold tight!)...EAT THEM AND THEIR UNBORN BABIES!!?! It's unsettling as hell cuz it's so well made. There's also a lot of De Sade-like master/slave games going on. Only for the most jaded thrill seekers (like me) who're tired of Hollywood's PC blockbusters.