Lavelle Roby

Bikers kidnap a young woman and disrupt a peaceful way of life in a quiet commune.

A landmark of Black and American independent cinema that would send shock waves through the culture, Melvin Van Peebles’s revolutionary second feature film—made on Van Peebles’s own terms with the filmmaker acting as producer, director, writer, composer, editor, and star—created the prototype for what Hollywood would eventually co-opt and make into the blaxploitation hero.

A seemingly innocent southern belle vacations in LA, where an evil voodoo priestess curses her to experience the horrors of her past in Satan’s Hell.