Satan's Bed (1986 film)

Satan's Bed is a 1986 American erotic horror film directed by Bob Wyatt. It is notable primarily for being one of actress Drew Barrymore's early roles, though she was allegedly unaware of the film's explicit content at the time of filming due to being underage. The film centers on a young woman who finds herself trapped in a demonic brothel, where she is forced to work as a prostitute. The plot involves elements of seduction, murder, and supernatural horror. Due to its controversial subject matter and exploitation elements, Satan's Bed is often considered a B-movie. The film has been criticized for its poor production quality, gratuitous nudity, and exploitative content. It has also gained a cult following due to its notoriety and Barrymore's early involvement. Despite its lack of critical acclaim, Satan's Bed remains a significant, albeit controversial, entry in the genres of erotic horror and exploitation cinema.