Sergio Garrone's SS Camp 5: Women's Hell (SS Lager 5: L'inferno delle donne, 1977) is a representative entry in the cycle of Italian nazisploitation films produced in the mid to late 1970s, a genre that occupied a specific and controversial niche in European exploitation cinema of that era. The film was released in Japan in November 1977 under the title 続 ナチ女収容所 悪魔の生体実験, where it was distributed through the specialist theatrical circuit that handled foreign exploitation titles in Japan. This original Japanese B2 is a document of that distribution moment, with campaign-specific design and typography produced for the Japanese market. Original theatrical paper from this genre and period is seldom preserved in collector-grade condition, and examples from the Japanese release are considerably rarer than their Italian or German counterparts.