Teri Tordai

This is a weird and sometimes disturbing take-off on the beloved fairy tale. In this one, the main girl is far more whiny and petulant. She has a boyfriend and she is able to communicate telepathically with the wolf. There is a sub-plot about the girl's divorced parents which doesn't really make sense and the film features a very odd development towards the end. (IMDB Comments)

When the corpses of young men are found in the vicinity of the 'Tower of Sin,' the local peasants believe it's the work of 'The Witch of the Tower'--'First she makes love to them, then she kills them!' Actually, the 'witch' turns out to be none other than the Queen of France (?!) who is seen stalking her prey naked except for a scarlet hood. (Frank Henenlotter)

A man goes to a convent with exciting news, one of the nuns is an heir to a fortune! The man causes the nuns to become obsessed with him as he tries to find the right heir. (imdb)

Pauli is a sexually frustrated young man who's surrounded by sexually liberated women who will not give him the time of day. He meets a beautiful virgin woman, Andrea, who strongly resists his charms, which compounds his frustration. (imdb)

Budapest in the 1950s. Kati is barely a teenager yet forced to fend for herself – her mother is dead, her father working far away in an iron foundry. And yet, she’s not alone: her mother’s ghost visits once in a while, when invoked by need or yearning, while more earthly characters like a young bookseller start to fill spaces in her life.