Didn’t know anything about this going in and assumed it was a family film. Turns out it’s the kind of surreal movie a major studio would have accidentally made in the early ‘70s, but from the ‘90s. Amazing cast. Maybe the all-time best Dick Miller cameo.

From visionary director Donald Farmer (DEMON QUEEN), this unpleasant, shot-on-video rape/revenge movie is a bootleg sequel to I SPIT ON YOUR GRAVE, and even features that film's star, Camille Keaton. Meir Zarchi threatened legal action, and Camille Keaton walked off the production (she is credited as "Vikie Lahl"), refusing to talk about it for years.

I knew this would be bad, but it was 65 minutes, so what was I supposed to do -- NOT watch it?

Onscreen title: SAVAGE VENGANCE (sic).

Wow, revisiting this now, it looks almost like a documentary....
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OF SMUG, MIDDLE-CLASS LIBERALISM, folks!!!!!

When Bond arrives in India, he is greeted by someone who plays the James Bond Theme on a flute.

So, this is canon: the James Bond Theme is also the James Bond Theme within the diegesis of the Bond series.