"it is hard to deny the strange spell this movie casts. For starters the direction of Don Edmonds (Wild Honey, Terror on Tour) is the model of efficiency. His direction offers up the proceedings in a scale that can best be described as operatic. The films moves at a brisk clip, pausing just long enough to linger on the copious talents of its female actresses or to throw the movie's excessive and graphic violence (courtesy of make-up artist Joe Blasco) in the viewer's face a second or two longer than most mainstream movies would dare do. It is this almost gleeful revelry in the movie's excesses that gives the Ilsa: She Wolf of the SS that sense that it is the ultimate schoolboy prank. The film knows that it is being bad, and through that knowledge it chooses to be even worse." - Harold Gervais, DVD Verdict