The Track (1975)

 The Track (1975) 

aka La traque

On a visit in the Norman countryside at the week-end, a young English woman, Helen Wells, who is looking for a country place to rent, is offered assistance by a Frenchman, Philippe Mansart, who is joining a hunting party later. Among the party, which includes supposedly respectable and influential locals, are the two Danville brothers, who come across Helen and assault her in a disused barn, before she manages to shoot one of them and escape. Fearing a damaging scandal rising, the hunters, who are not the honest, friendly bunch of men they might have seemed to be at first, think of making a deal with the unfortunate woman: her freedom in exchange for her silence over what actually happened. However, when Paul Danville dies of his wound after being shot, all the hunter fellows decide to stick together to preserve their image and reputation as a clan. Despite the reluctance of some of them, the party eventually agrees to hush up the affair and set off to track down the woman, who has become their new prey. ( IMDB carlise2)

Helter Skelter (2004)

Permissive (1972)

 Permissive (1972) 

The Groupie scene- a headline making 'problem' in the late 

Sixties- seems to have inspired a fairly nasty and mean-spirited 

reaction from British filmmaking, at least if this and Derek 

Ford's Groupie Girl are anything to go by. In spite of baring 

as much teenage flesh as possible, both Groupie Girl and 

Permissive adopt the stance of sad, downbeat, would be morality 

tales of runaways who come to London looking for adventure as 

groupies but only end up being used, abused and 'damaged'.

(IMDB  gavcrimson) NV&S

Lolita Vibrator Torture (1987)

 Lolita Vibrator Torture (1987)

aka

Lolita vib-zeme 

"Lolita:Vibrator Torture" has to be one of the most repellent 

pinku films directed by the prolific Japanese director Hisayasu 

Sato. This notorious Nikkatsu pinker tells the story of a sadistic 

killer who lives in a squalid freight container and performs 

hideous acts upon young schoolgirls before bloodily murdering 

them and disposing of their corpses in an acid bath. Hisayasu 

Sato is often cited as a Japanese Cronenberg and "Lolita:Vibrator 

Torture" is no exception. The film contains a lot of unsettling 

visuals for example composites of black and white photos, pixelated 

close-ups of VHS screens or computer monitors. The soundtrack is 

truly outrageous and somewhat disorienting. The film relies more 

on gore and sexual sadism rather than sex and is as cold and 

nihilistic as they get. (IMDB  HumanoidOfFlesh)