| Director | Matthew A. Brown |
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| Genre | LGBT-related film, horror film |
| Runtime | 95 min |
| Country | United States |
| Box office | $3,616 |
Julia is a young woman who was drugged and raped by Pierce and three friends, then left for dead. She manages to make her way home, where she has spent most of her life being abused by various people and has turned to self-harm as a result.
Julia overhears someone discussing a therapy that lets rape victims take back power from their attackers. She's introduced to Dr. Sgundud through the mysterious Sadie. Under her guidance, Julia lures a man (implied to be a rapist of one of Sgrundud's past patients) to her apartment. Stripping naked, she seduces him and engages in sexual intercourse, but halfway through, the rest of the sisterhood restrain him, make Julia castrate him (taking his genitals as a trophy), stab him repeatedly, and dispose of his body. After several more hunts Julia sees one of her rapists, Adam, at the clinic where she works. She convinces him to assemble a meeting, claiming that the rape was the best thing that has ever happened to her.
On the night of the meeting, Julia drugs Adam and his two rapist friends, surgically removes Adam's eyes (as he did not actually rape her, but watched) and the other men's genitalia, then leaves for Pierce. However, she finds the sisterhood has already killed Pierce. Julia is knocked unconscious and taken back to Dr. Sgrundud after Sadie snitches on her. Sgrundud tells Julia that she has violated the rules of "taking medicine" and is about to be vivisected. He also reveals that the idea of emasculating victims came to him as he himself went through the procedure; his father performed it on him after discovering his homosexuality and crossdressing.
Before Sgrundud starts to operate on Julia, Sadie saves her and kills his associates. Sgrundud points his gun at Sadie, but Julia decapitates him from behind. Before Sadie can thank her friend, Julia shoots her in the head and leaves for an unknown future.