Woman in a Box: Virgin Sacrifice 1985
"One woman hunted in the blue night.... Handcuffing, water torture, and piercing! This is a horrifying SM film based on a true story that shook the U.S.A!"
Directed by Masaru Konuma, *Woman in a Box: Virgin Sacrifice* (1985) plunges into a chilling psychological thriller steeped in horror and crime.
Director: Masaru Konuma
Cast
Reiko Sai
Takahashi, Yukiko
Saeko Kizuki
Ikeda, Miyoko
Kōjirō Kusanagi
Yokozawa, Keiji
Takashi Obara
Uchiyama, Hajime
Hiroshi Tamura
Takahashi, Yûichi
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Woman in a Box: Virgin Sacrifice* (1985) about?
The film depicts the abduction of a young woman by a twisted couple who confine her in a wooden box, subjecting her to prolonged psychological and physical abuse. Inspired by real events, it's a bleak exploration of manipulation, survival, and human cruelty.
Who directed *Woman in a Box: Virgin Sacrifice*?
The film was directed by Masaru Konuma, a filmmaker known for his work in Japanese exploitation cinema during the 1970s and 1980s.
Who stars in *Woman in a Box: Virgin Sacrifice*?
The film features Reiko Sai, Saeko Kizuki, and Hiroshi Tamura in key roles, along with Kōjirō Kusanagi and Takashi Obara.
Is *Woman in a Box: Virgin Sacrifice* (1985) worth watching?
While not for the faint of heart, the film offers a gripping, if disturbing, dive into psychological horror. Its exploitation roots and unflinching themes make it a cult curiosity, best approached with caution.
How long is *Woman in a Box: Virgin Sacrifice*?
The film runs for 82 minutes.
About Woman in a Box: Virgin Sacrifice (1985) — The Horrific True Story Behind the Japanese Exploitation Classic
Directed by Masaru Konuma, *Woman in a Box: Virgin Sacrifice* (1985) plunges into a chilling psychological thriller steeped in horror and crime. The film follows a young woman abducted by a disturbed couple who trap her in a claustrophobic wooden box, subjecting her to unspeakable psychological and physical torment. Loosely inspired by the harrowing true story of Colleen Stan, the movie explores the darker corners of human depravity, blending elements of sexual violence and psychological horror. With its oppressive atmosphere and unflinching intensity, Konuma crafts a nightmarish tale that lingers long after the credits roll.
Starring Reiko Sai, Saeko Kizuki, and Hiroshi Tamura, this 82-minute descent into madness delivers a raw, unsettling experience. The film's themes of captivity, manipulation, and survival collide in a way that challenges viewers to confront the limits of endurance. Set against a stark, blue-tinged night, *Woman in a Box: Virgin Sacrifice* isn't just a genre piece—it's a disturbing character study of power and suffering.
