The Satanic Sluts were created by the founder of cult film company Redemption, Nigel Wingrove, who has devoted his life to the exploration of sex and horror. During his magazine career, he redesigned Skin Two and the award winning Nursing Times, before moving into film. Wingrove is a controversial figure whose film Visions of Ecstasy was banned for blasphemy in 1996. Redemption Films is dedicated to releasing horror and sex films on DVD. Their titles include Black Magic Rites, Bloodsucker Leads the Dance, The Iron Rose, Marquis de Sade's Justine, Night of the Bloody Apes, The Nude Vampire, Playgirls and the Vampire, The Sex Thief, Valerie and Her Week of Wonders, and Zeta One. Redemption's wider activities also include two music labels and a magazine.

Stunning Unique Women Laid Bare in Words and Pictures

The Satanic Sluts are 666 of the world's most attitudinal, creative and original women, who are linked by a shared interest in all things dark, sexual and Satanic, and by their membership of this exclusive group. Now, for the first time ever, 48 members of this gorgeous, exclusive and elite legion are presented in all their glory - raw, uncut, uncensored, sometimes bloody, sometimes bound, but never bowed.

Here, in a series of striking photographic portraits and personal statements, elite members of the Satanic Sluts display their sexual fantasies, Satanic lusts and twisted ideologies to the wider public for the first time. Blood & Dishonour presents a series of amazing images and gorgeous layouts that will grant the reader privileged witness to the perverse machinations of Satanic Sluts members like Dominick Destruction, Violet Eyes, Poisoned Venus, Assisted Suicide, Dischordia, Sadistik Virgin, Morrigan Hel, Gothness, Gashley Darcane and their sisters-in-arms, who have bared their all for the first time in this unique publication.

Focusing on the creativity and individuality of the Satanic Sluts, Blood & Dishonour is a provocative and intimate portrait of these unique women, represented by images they themselves have chosen. Instead of dictating how these women should be photographed, or what they should and should not wear, the book reveals their real attitudes and personalities - including their own feelings on everything from music and fashion to abortion, war and politics. The result is a striking snapshot of the 21st Century alternative female - this is feminism's 'Year Zero'!