Rape! 13th Hour

A young woman, recently released from a mental institution, is targeted by a group of men who drug and assault her. The film follows her psychological breakdown and her subsequent quest for revenge against her attackers.

While "Rape! 13th Hour" was a product of its time and reflects some of the controversial exploitation film trends of the 1970s, its subject matter and graphic depiction of sexual violence have made it a difficult film to assess. It has been noted for its raw intensity and its portrayal of a victim's trauma, but often criticized for its gratuitous violence and exploitative nature.

• Explores dark themes of trauma and revenge with a disturbing intensity.
• Criticized for its graphic nature and potentially exploitative portrayal of sensitive subject matter.
• A notable, albeit controversial, entry in the exploitation film genre of the 1970s.

Google audience: Audience reviews are scarce due to the film's niche and controversial status. When found, they often acknowledge the film's unsettling depiction of a victim's ordeal and the subsequent quest for retribution, while also pointing out the uncomfortable and often graphic nature of the content.

The film's controversial title was a significant factor in its limited release and notoriety, contributing to its status as a cult exploitation film.