Devil's Ecstasy is truly a film upon itself. The film came out during the period where hardcore films were starting to rise and softcore films were steadily declining. Hardcore was not yet chic yet signs looked promising and the films produced tried to be more than just hardcore sex. Devil's Ecstasy likely started life as a softcore film that was changed to hardcore during the production. The film itself is a horror and adult hybrid, where the adult portion doesn't work so well but the horror portion is entertaining. VCX has done a good job with their bare bones release with good video quality and decent audio quality.

The young redhead, Cyndee Summers, has just turned 21, and it's time for her to learn the truth about her family history and the old estate that she's just inherited. Unfortunately for her, that truth includes the fact that her family has a history of witchcraft, and the property has been the longstanding site of demonic devil worship. Of course, this history may well not be fully in the past, either, as Cyndee learns the hard way, and it isn't long before she, her boyfriend, and even a professor who's fallen for her end up entangled in its wicked web. Such is the case in "Devil's Ecstasy", an overall-good, 1974 release from director Brandon G. Carter and VCX.