SS Experiment Camp

Notorious in Britain almost entirely for its poster, which showed a woman suspended upside down and was reproduced in the newspapers running the campaign.

That artwork was raised in Parliament. It appeared in the Sunday Times. For a great many people it is the only thing they have ever seen from the film, and that is roughly the correct amount.

Sergio Garrone shot this and a second nazisploitation picture back to back with the same cast and sets, which was standard practice for the cycle.

The film is dull, which is not a defence and is worth stating: the notoriety is entirely a marketing artefact.

Successfully prosecuted, and one of the titles the DPP list is most associated with despite almost nobody having sat through it.