This frankly macabre—and at times a bit scary—release is also a psychodrama that preys on those who pray—especially Catholics and those with similar deep religious upbringings that include the dreaded confessional. And damned if it isn’t really erotic.

Solemn women enter the confessional and relate their sins, mostly sexual and very detailed, coming across like what many people pay by the minute to hear on the phone. The priest, anonymously wearing an old mask and robes, listens patiently to these gals as they spill the beans with genuinely haunted looks on their faces, as though knowing they're on a journey to hell. The priest then really puts them in panic mode by saying he is recording and videotaping their confessions—and their only recourse to avoid it being shown is to take care of his carnal urges. This includes oral through the opening and joining each of them in the cubicle for some rough banging action. Naturally, they have to comply.

These ladies seriously look uncomfortable throughout; if it is acting, it is very impressive. There is a lot of tension before, during and after the unholy coitus, which culminates in each case with him anointing them with his own white holy liquid. And the set design: very well constructed and realistic—assuming they didn’t find a way to shoot in the real thing.

Sexually, the players screw with plenty of energy and determination—as though auditioning for God. And, thanks to topheavy Rebecca Moore and Sienna Day, The Robed One (never unmasked but played by Ryan Ryder) gets the proverbial busty blonde and some titty-fucking in as well.

The movie ends with Tasha telling her story and running out, but the priest catches up with her. He drags her back into the confessional kicking and screaming, and it end there—most likely to be continued in Part 2.