Satan Was a Lady

Year: 2001

Runtime: 80 mins

Language: English

Director: Doris Wishman

Drama

Evil takes many forms, and she epitomizes the worst. Wishman's story follows a prostitute driven by ambitions for luxury and a place at high society's table. She wields blackmail, betrayal, murder and malice as tools of her trade, and anyone crossing her meets a dire fate. Her trade is cruel, and a prayer is useless for anyone in her way.

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