"Ilsa: The Tigress of Siberia" is a 1977 exploitation film directed by Don Edmonds, and it is part of a series of films featuring the character Ilsa, a sadistic female villain. The film follows Ilsa, a brutal Soviet prison warden, who runs a labor camp in Siberia where she subjects her prisoners to horrific abuse and experimentation. Like its predecessors, the movie is infamous for its graphic violence, sexual content, and controversial themes, contributing to the "women in prison" genre of exploitation cinema.
