I haven't seen the movie yet (it's on my list, though), but from the description, it sounds like intercourse is being physically forced on her when she doesn't want it and is trying to fight it off (although, for reasons currently unknown to me, she is apparently unable to express her objection verbally). That sounds like rape.

Vickie Carbé, The Takers (1971), where her enjoyment of a rape episode is damn near the only plot point in the movie!

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The Loving Touch (1970, aka Psycho Lover) Girl is raped at the very beginning of movie and she sure seems to get some enjoyment out of it but then he promptly strangles her. Can't quite figure her name out from the credits as its a little unclear whose who of the victims.

Just saw some videos of Beast in Space (the remake of Walerian Borowczyk's "The Beast")

In one scene, a man wants to rape Sirpa Lane. At first, Aimee Graham tries to struggle. Later, she stops struggling, and she seems to enjoy in it.

In a later scene, Sirpa Lane kiss the man.

I have been able to find no other mention of this anywhere. Can somebody else who has seen this movie verify that chans123 isn't making the same mistake as JoeyM26?

You can see the video yourself.

http://www.admarchive.com/asian/n_s/the ... index.html


She seems to enjoy to being raped, even though she doesn't want to enjoy in it. The "victim" even has orgasm. (You only can hear her sound, not her face)

She doesn't enjoy to being killed in the scene, though.

At the risk of sounding like Paul...

Does anybody here have a membership to that site? Can you download that clip and share it with the rest of us?

OK, I know I'm sounding Paulesque here, but I can't believe that nobody here has a membership to admarchive.com. Come on, share the clip. Please.

http://www.mrskin.com/Articles/69.htm

Carmen Weber - "Tendres Cousines"

A guy rapes her. She begs him to stop first, but she finally enjoy in it who his "thing" come to her "place".

A danish film called "Lad de små børn" (2004).
A man seeks up the woman who´s responsible (drunk driving) for his daughters death.
In anger he starts to rape her, but she really digs it.
Sorry about my english. I hope you get a clear picture anyway.

Diary of a Sex Addict (2001). Not exactly rape, more like sexual harassment.
A woman (Alexandra Paul) yelling at her sisters husband for grabbing her in a improper, sexual way at the last family dinner.
He starts doing it to her again and she gives in.

I have finally seen this film. This reviewer is totally out to lunch. The cheerleader in question told another cheerleader that kicking, hitting, and scratching turn this kind of guy on, and proceeded to do exactly that. She was not earnestly trying to "fight him off." The only thing keeping her from saying "no" was the fact that she was having a great time. She was "just being all super-turned on," exactly as the greaser thought. It was rough sex, that's all.

BTW, the movie is easily the best example of its genre I have ever seen.

It's funny--I've seen the movie too, and I see it the first reviewer's way. She's definitely explaining the "aggressive approach" to our young heroine, but it sure looks to me like when the boy attacks her, she's trying to get away at first. The overdubbed "dialogue" also gives this impression.

In my opinion...and, I guess, in the eye of the beholder.

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She tells Jeannie that the way to turn these guys on is to hit them, etc. Then the guys show up. She immediately elbows one in the chest and starts calling him names and punching him. Then he starts to remove her clothes, and she continues the name-calling and punching, no different from before, and never says "No" or "Stop" or tries to push him away, although she does continue to hit him. She's smiling the whole time, even while punching him, and alternates between hitting him and embracing him. The violence and name-calling are obvious role playing. Watch the scene again.