the bountiful nudity that Hammer films were only beginning to offer (Austin's film easily out-lusts Lust for a Vampire, for instance) – with character, plot and motivation given the most superficial attention possible throughout." However, he praises the film for its art direction and "skilful deep-focus photography". Ian Jane of review website DVD Talk sums up Virgin Witch as "not the 'be all, end all' of British horror films" but still "an entertaining and occasionally sleazy slice of Seventies occult-themed picture with some great style and memorable scenes." References External links 1972 horror films 1972 LGBT-related films 1970s exploitation films 1970s supernatural horror films British LGBT-related films British supernatural horror films 1970s English-language films Films about cults Films about modeling Films about psychic powers Films about sisters Films about virginity Films about witchcraft Films set in country houses Films set in London Films shot in Surrey Lesbian-related films LGBT-related horror films British sexploitation films Films directed by Ray Austin 1970s British films