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Sexy minions of Satan, lust-crazed lunatics on the loose and randy roller-skating babes are just a few of the outrageous and eye-popping characters you'll meet in this 3-Film collection showcasing some of the most rare, explicit and shocking movies from micro-budget auteur Ray Dennis Steckler. Sexorcist's Devil (1974) - When reporter Janice Lighting (Carolyn Brandt) follows up a hot lead on a mysterious document that can summon the devil, she brings death to her own door in this bloody horror-adult film hybrid featuring possessed prostitutes, creepy amulets and even creepier artwork. Also known as The Sexorcist. Fire Down Below (1974) - Available for the first time to home media! A recently released mental patient escalates from peeping to sadistic sexual murders in this gritty grindhouse shocker filled with seedy peep shows and even seedier characters. Also known as Perverted Passions. Debbie Truelove Strikes Back (1982) - Available for the first time to home media! Native American adult actor Debbie Truelove stars as Debbie Truelove, a beautiful free spirit and roller-skating babe who rolls around Las Vegas to hang with friends and check out as much sex as possible. A possible sequel to Debbie Does Las Vegas, Debbie Truelove Strikes Back is a snapshot of early '80s Vegas. Best known for his cult films The Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Stopped Living and Became Mixed Up Zombies (1964) and Rat Pfink a Boo Boo (1966), micro-budget auteur Ray Dennis Steckler's over 40-year career spanned cult, erotic and hard-core adult film genres. His liberal use of voice-overs and notorious combinations of horror, crime and sex begged comparisons to Ed Wood in films such as Sexorcist Devil, Perverted Passions and Debbie Truelove Strikes Back.

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• Directed by Ray Dennis Steckler, director of The Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Stopped Living and Became Mixed Up Zombies (1964) and Rat Pfink a Boo Boo (1966
• For fans of The Devil in Miss Jones, Orgy at the Psycho House and adult exploitation