In 1972, Walt Davis directed a softcore horror film that delves into the darker side of fanaticism and desire. "Evil Come, Evil Go" follows Sarah Jane Butler, a hymn-humming religious fanatic who believes God has chosen her to cleanse the world of those who have sex for pleasure. As she lures men to their deaths, preying on naive victims like Penelope von Prut, a lesbian struggling with her own desires, and Junie, Penny's ex-girlfriend caught in the crossfire of Sarah's twisted ideology. This bizarre blend of ugliness and exploitation has garnered a cult following for its over-the-top performance from Cleo O'Hara, eerie atmosphere, and unintentional humor.
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