@DMD
I'm here to amuse (if only you knew how hilarious this thread has been for me as well) :-P

But no, I don't know how hilarious I sound to you because:
A - I've never taken lectures from teenagers or any other age group, I teach myself anything I need to know whenever it comes to things of vital importance.
B - I'm not a teenager, I'm over 30 years old, but how much over is anyones guess - you make me feel so young :-D

Wait ... I think that's a song ... but anyway ...

Regards Shameless-Films; I sort of knew you'd be aware of the films themselves, but wasn't sure if you knew of the label with them being UK based.  But occasionally, keeping an eye on that site throws-up a film or two that you might not otherwise have known about, so it's worth bookmarking.  Getting OT here, but yes, I have a few of Brass' films as well, and Passolini's, like this one, Salo.  Fair enough, this happened in Europe, but having sat through this lovely Blu-ray a few times, I suddenly have the itch to visit the good old USA and see if they'll give me a job grading the women after they've been captured and brought in for a body inspection.  I'd say this film is very apt in light of the FEMA 'spiracies.

Oh those pretty slave girls in their white panties, trying to escape, I wonder if FEMA camps are like that, but with a FEMA logo on the back?

Come to think of it, I think American women should relocate to Europe before it's too late, cause at least our camps are set in luxurious mansions, and I'm guessing that's much more classy then a FEMA camp.  You won't like the food they serve here (really, trust me on that), and the method of termination is quite gruesome, but you have to admit, there's a much better chance of your death becoming famous through history books and documentaries, if you die this way.

Food for thought:  The girls on which this film is based could never have believed what would happen to them either, but it did :