Ilsa the Tigress of Siberia

Siberia, 1953. For years, the seductive Comrade Colonel Ilsa was the commander of the Stalinist Gulag 14: a purgatory in the unforgiving Siberian tundra designed to rehabilitate political dissidents. In the wake of Joseph Stalin's execution, Ilsa's comrades burned the camp to the ground, determined to leave no one behind. The only survivor, Andrei Chikurin, escaped and vowed to expose the unspeakable horrors committed inside the impenetrable prison. More than two decades later, Ilsa now runs a profitable brothel in Montreal, unaware that Chikurin still thirsts for revenge. Will Ilsa, the Tigress of Siberia, ever pay for her crimes?

STARS: Dyanne Thorne, Michel Morin, Jean-Guy Latour

85 min | Horror,  | 1977 | Color

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Great Movie.
This was an excellent film. Later I saw the others, and I still like this one the best. It was different. You end up clapping and cheering for the KGB when they come in like the cavalry in an old western. That was different. Saw this as a second feature, we went to see the other movie, and ended up seeing this one too. This was far better than the other movie, "It's not the size that counts", which had James Bond's M, Bernard Lee.

This movie has action, shoot outs, chases, gory deaths, sex, and some tense situations. Watching it again, 20 years later on VHS, was not as good as in the theater. But it is still a good movie.