Scène de House of Mortal Sin (1976)
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Actrices dans cette scène
Nom de naissance: Susan Penhaligon
Date de naissance: 1949-07-03
Lieu de naissance: Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines
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Biographie complète
Susan Penhaligon, born in 1949, is a British actress and writer who gained recognition for her role in the 1971 film 'Private Road', a love story about a young depressive girl and her relationship with a talented young writer.
À propos du film: House of Mortal Sin (1976)
Année de sortie: 1976
Nation: United Kingdom
Titre alternatif: La casa del pecado mortal, Mortelles confessions, The Confessional Murders, To spiti me ta thanasima amartimata, La casa del peccato mortale, Дом смертного греха, The Confessional, Haus der Todsünden
Réalisateur: Pete Walker
Scénariste: David McGillivray, Pete Walker
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Mots-clés: catholic church, catholic priest, church, confession, death by poisoning, elder abuse, murder, priest, proto-slasher, suicide
Histoire
A troubled young girl seeks solace by confessing her sins at their local church. However, the sexually frustrated priest she confides in becomes obsessed with her. Initially, he merely stalks the girl, but his fixation escalates to extreme lengths as he resorts to blackmail and even murder to get closer to her.
Résumé
Directed by Pete Walker, 'House of Mortal Sin' (also known as 'The Confessional') is a horror film that critiques institutional hypocrisy, specifically within the Catholic Church. The story revolves around a young girl's confession turning into a nightmare due to a priest's sexual obsession with her. Despite its title and premise, it leans more towards thriller than typical horror, making it somewhat of a proto-slasher film. Walker's critique of institutional corruption through this tale of obsession is a significant aspect of the movie.