Isabelle is a European, beautiful young woman in Canada, who has befriended with night club owners. She will find out soon their dirty trick, which will end up to her rape. But the revenge will be hers, as the demons of the Black Sun (Asmodai, Azazel, Astaroth and Belial) will come to help.

Sv Bell improves with every film he makes. She-Demons of the Black Sun looks smoother, sounds smoother (a great soundtrack of different musical genres) .. and is smoother than any film he has made. The opening credits prepare us for the mood of something fatal and sinister, that is about to follow next hour and twentythree minutes. And there it comes: a nice combination gory horror, erotic dance scenes and a lots of good indie rock!

She-Demons of the Black Sun has couple of too long scenes involving the dancing at the night club, but otherwise I liked the storytelling. Sv Bell's love for the B and even Z-grade cinema is the force that keeps making his films interesting. There are many microcinema filmmakers out there, but Sv Bell is one of the few who has found his own style.

Isabelle Stephen is great as Isabelle, tormented and vengeful victim who sells her soul for revenge. Melantha Blackthorne appears as the chief demon, "The Dark One", with verrrrry heavy makeup and not so beautiful this time! There are also many regular faces around from Sv Bell films, like Jan Pivon, Costa, Michael Brunet and Suzi Lorraine.

There are many times you can't call this film perfect, but sometimes the attitude is much more than technical quality - like with good old school hardcore punk bands, if I may use the comparison. She-Demons of the Black Sun is definitely not for the mainstream taste with its DV look, cut off penis sticked to knife and penetrated back to the rapist (from the rear), unknown actors and actresses... but there will be a definite audience to this film. You know who you are!