History Film / IlsaSheWolfOfTheSS

* RoleCalled: The film's title consists of Ilsa's name and her job title (or rather her RedBaron).

* ThoseWackyNazis: Well, ''ja''. Ilsa is a SS officer (at least in the first film) and the first film takes place in a camp.

* GroinAttack: At one point, Ilsa tortures her patients with an electrified dildo.

* DecoryProtagonist: In ''The Wicked Warden'', the installment initially follows Abbie Phillips in her attempt to rescue her sister, [[spoiler:however, the former was ForcedToWatch her sister's SinisterSuffocation and later gotten a lobotomy, the end of the film instead follow Juana, the leader of the prisoners, to take down Greta once and for all]].

* BuxomIsBetter: The films draw ''a lot'' of attention to Dyanne Thorne's assets as a way to establish Ilsa's sexiness, complete with prolonged shower scenes in more than one film.

''Ilsa, She Wolf of the SS'', made in 1975 and directed by Don Edmonds, is the TropeCodifier of the {{Nazisploitation}} subgenre.

* FanDisservice: If you found any portion of this film other that Dyanne Thorne to be arousing, something's ''seriously'' wrong with you.

** Also, a number of signs are seen that use Fraktur, a font which was banned by the Nazis in 1941.

* DevouredByTheHorde: ''TheWickedWarden'' has [[spoiler:Ilsa's inmates corner her in her quarters, rip and tear her apart, and eat her.]]

* JustDesserts: How Ilsa meets her end in ''The Wicked Warden'', eaten alive by her own slaves.

Former Las Vegas showgirl Dyanne Thorne stars as the eponymous Ilsa, the buxom, sadistic, nymphomaniac commandant of what seems to be an [[ArtisticLicenseHistory odd combination of a Stalag (prisoner-of-war camp) and a Jewish death-camp]]. Ilsa has an insatiable sexual appetite and each night takes one of the male prisoners to bed, castrating them when they ejaculate before she has orgasmed herself. By day, she conducts experiments on other prisoners, attempting to prove that women can sustain more pain than men and thus should be allowed to fight in the army. When an American prisoner by the name of Wolfe is brought to the camp who can withhold ejaculation, she is finally sated, but otherwise things turn to hell for her when his resulting allowance to live culminates in him [[GreatEscape rallying an uprising amongst the prisoners]] and her death.

* DepravedBisexual: Ilsa is attracted to men in all films, but ''The Wicked Warden'' also has her take one of the prisoners of the all-female prison she oversees as her lover. Ilsa being Ilsa, she enjoys torturing her during the sexual act.

Former Las Vegas showgirl Dyanne Thorne stars as the eponymous Ilsa, the buxom, sadistic, nymphomaniac commandant of what seems to be an [[ArtisticLicenseHistory odd combination of a Stalag (prisoner-of-war camp) and a Jewish death-camp]]. Ilsa has an insatiable sexual appetite and each night takes one of the male prisoners to bed, castrating him when he finally ejaculates before she's orgasmed herself. By day, she conducts experiments on other prisoners, attempting to prove that women can sustain more pain than men and thus should be allowed to fight in the army. When an American prisoner by the name of Wolfe is brought to the camp who can withhold ejaculation, she is finally sated, but otherwise things turn to shit for her when his resulting allowance to live culminates in him [[GreatEscape rallying an uprising amongst the prisoners]] and her death.

Luckily for her, she's back alive and well in sequels ''Ilsa, Harem Keeper of the Oil Sheiks'', ''Ilsa, the Tigress of Siberia'' and ''Ilsa, the Wicked Warden''.

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* DolledUpInstallment: There are two sequels set in contemporary times with Ilsa not only alive but still reasonably young. This is because those films were initially [[SpiritualSuccessor spiritual successors]] of the original Ilsa film staring Thorne as more or less the same character. After they were made, they changed the titles and dubbed her name in. This also explains why she apparently died more than once.

* TheSociopath: Ilsa is an arrogant, self-centered, outwardly charming but ultimately with a complete LackOfEmpathy, morals and conscience.

** The movie, being an exploitation film, ignores the fact that no woman was ever the commandant of a Nazi prison camp, and capitalizes on the very real sadism and hypersexuality of such SS ''Aufseherinnen'' as Ilse Koch (who was infamously (but falsely) accused of having [[GenuineHumanHide gloves and lampshades]] made from the skin of the prisoners of her husband's concentration camp and upon whom the title character is loosely based) and Irma Grese (who was ''incredibly'' sadistic towards the prisoners of the camp she was a warden of, especially the female ones).

* TheSociopath: Ilsa is an arrogant, self-centered, outwardly charming but ultimately anti-social person with a complete LackOfEmpathy, morals and conscience and who doesn't care about right and wrong.

* TrashTheSet: The finale of ''She Wolf of the SS'' utterly demolished the ''Hogan's Heroes'' set. This was the main reason why the ''Hogan's Heroes'' producers allowed ''She Wolf of the SS'' to be filmed in their set to begin with since they would not have to pay for demolitionists.

* TrashTheSet: The finale of ''She Wolf of the SS'' utterly demolished the ''Hogan's Heroes'' set. This was, in fact, the main reason why the ''Hogan's Heroes'' producers allowed ''She Wolf of the SS'' to be filmed in their set to begin with, since they would not have to pay for demolitionists.

* TrashTheSet: The finale of ''She Wolf of the SS'' demolished the ''Hogan's Heroes'' set, which the crew was allowed to do, as it was cheaper than hiring actual demolitionists.

* TheSociopath: Ilsa is an arrogant, self-centered, outwardly charming but ultimately anti-social person with a complete LackOf Empathy, morals and conscience and who doesn't care about right and wrong.

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%%* BMovie
%%* TheBaroness: Three guesses, no prizes.
* BellyDancer: Generously shown throughout ''Harem Keeper of the Oil Sheiks''. One of them, however, turns out to be an American spy using a belly gem as a recording device, which is later found by Ilsa's bodyguards and dooms the spy to torture with the help of a [[Main/{{Squick}} breast-crushing device]] and later on [[spoiler: dies by getting blown up by a bomb embedded in her cervix.]]
%%* BuxomIsBetter

%%* ExploitationFilm: And ''how''.
* FanDisservice: If you found any portion of this film to be arousing, other that Dyanne Thorne, something's ''seriously'' wrong with you.

%%* {{Gorn}}: You bet!
%%* GreatEscape

%%* IceQueen: Still no prizes.

%%* {{Nazisploitation}}: Again, the TropeCodifier.

%%* RoleCalled

%%* TheSociopath: [[RuleOfThree prizes not even here]].
%%* ThoseWackyNazis: Well yah.
%%* TorturePorn: Combined with actual porn.
* TrashTheSet: The finale demolished the ''Hogan's Heroes'' set, which the crew was allowed to do, as it was cheaper than hiring actual demolitionists.

* FanDisservice: If you found any portion of this film to be arousing, something's ''seriously'' wrong with you.
* {{Fanservice}}: However, you can get aroused by Dyanne Thorne's...''bombs''.

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** The movie, being an exploitation film, ignores the fact that no woman was ever the commandant of a Nazi prison camp, and capitalizes on the very real sadism and hypersexuality of such SS ''Aufseherinnen'' as Ilse Koch (who was infamously (but falsely) of having [[GenuineHumanHide gloves and lampshades]] made from the skin of the prisoners of her husband's concentration camp and upon whom the title character is loosely based) and Irma Grese (who was ''incredibly'' sadistic towards the prisoners of the camp she was a warden of, especially the female ones).

** The movie, being an exploitation film, ignores the fact that no woman was ever the commandant of a Nazi prison camp, and capitalizes on the very real sadism and hypersexuality of such SS ''Aufseherinnen'' as Ilse Koch (who infamously had [[GenuineHumanHide gloves and lampshades]] made from the skin of the prisoners of her husband's concentration camp and upon whom the title character is loosely based) and Irma Grese (who was ''incredibly'' sadistic towards the prisoners of the camp she was a warden of, especially the female ones).

Former Las Vegas showgirl Dyanne Thorne stars as the eponymous Ilsa, the buxom, sadistic, nymphomaniac commandant of what seems to be an [[CommieNazis odd combination of a Stalag (prisoner-of-war camp) and a Jewish death-camp]]. Ilsa has an insatiable sexual appetite and each night takes one of the male prisoners to bed, castrating him when he finally ejaculates before she's orgasmed herself. By day, she conducts experiments on other prisoners, attempting to prove that women can sustain more pain than men and thus should be allowed to fight in the army. When an American prisoner by the name of Wolfe is brought to the camp who can withhold ejaculation, she is finally sated, but otherwise things turn to shit for her when his resulting allowance to live culminates in him [[GreatEscape rallying an uprising amongst the prisoners]] and her death.

-->--'''WebVideo/TheCinemaSnob'''

The [[TropeMaker Trope]] '''[[TropeMaker Maker]]''' of the Nazisploitation subgenre was ''Love Camp 7'', made in 1969 six years earlier. When that was a big hit in Canada, André Link and John Dunning of Montreal distributor Cinepix quickly drafted the script for this movie, and secured David F. Friedman (who'd starred in ''Love Camp 7'' and produced Herschell Gordon Lewis's ''Film/BloodFeast'') as a producer.

* ArtisticLicenseHistory: The movie, being an exploitation film, ignores the fact that no woman was ever the commandant of a Nazi prison camp, and capitalizes on the very real sadism and hypersexuality of such SS ''Aufseherinnen'' as Ilse Koch (who infamously had [[GenuineHumanHide gloves and lampshades]] made from the skin of the prisoners of her husband's concentration camp and upon whom the title character is loosely based) and Irma Grese (who was ''incredibly'' sadistic towards the prisoners of the camp she was a warden of, especially the female ones).