SS Death Simulation

by Michael Faun

106 pages, Paperback

First published November 11, 2014

About the author

Books:

FIRST HARVEST
SIX PACK O' STRANGE TALES
BLACK HEART METAL MONSTER
CANNIBAL ISLAND
DEEP INVADERS #3
SS DEATH SIMULATION
X-HAUSTPIPE X-TASY #X
GILLIAN'S MARSH
HÆX
RED FINGERS
DRUGULA
NEON GOLGOTHA
PULP JUNK

COMING SOON:

MUFF-MANIC MERMEN FROM MALIFANUA BAY
JIXER JIMCRAXXX #666
SEPTEMBER DOOM
CANNIBAL ISLAND 2 (RETURN TO HELL)
KRUX

Reviews

[Janie · Rating 4 out of 5]

Warning!  Achtung!  Nazisploitation!  The cover says it all, literally.  On the outskirts of a town in Northern Sweden, a house is being used for extreme sexual adventures.  Die Frau is planning something special for her customers, members of the S.S.  A Death Simulation chamber is in the works for the most perverse customers (apparently, all of them).  The Swedish townspeople are enraged that this house exists to pleasure members of Hitler's army.  They come up with a plan to infiltrate the house and outsmart the Nazis.  Great courage, much bloodshed and loads of sexploitation follow to an explosive conclusion.  Well done, Mr. Faun.  I laughed, I cringed, I respectfully had a few moments of silence.

[Jamie Grefe · Rating 4 out of 5]

I appreciated and enjoyed the set-up and pay-off, the explicit nature of the work, including certain extreme exploitation scenes, and the elegant language that Faun excels at using in his work.

[Michael · Rating 5 out of 5]

Dynatox Ministries has hit another home run with Michael Faun's SS Death Simulation. If you're checking this out thinking that this is pro Nazi you're reading the wrong book. This is a short chap book about a man stumbling onto a house that is a brothel for Nazis and two women are sent in to gather information who it's clients are.
I've read Michael's work before and I'm a huge fan and with each book he releases you can see him growing into a talented writer that doesn't shy away from controversial subject matter. Simulation is a horror/bizarro tale that uses violence and sex to tell part of the story.
What a tale it is. Faun has created an interesting novella that proves just how good he is. As shocking as you expect this chapbook to be it has to be because of what the book's about. Does that make sense? This is one of those books you really should experience for yourself.
Released as a limited edition chapbook, Simulation is a must read release and if you follow this link you too can experience Michael Faun's brilliant and brutal release. http://dynatox.storenvy.com

[Rodney · Rating 4 out of 5]

A nicely done exploitation tale, with all of the good stuff you would expect. This book was a blast to read and had me looking toward the future works from both the author, and the Naziploitation series.

[Ben Arzate · Rating 4 out of 5]

Now this is how you do exploitation.

This little novella has it all; a Nazi midget, deviant sex of every kind, spies undercover as prostitutes, an exciting climax, and an appropriately bittersweet ending. I had a lot of fun with this one. It's one of the best examples of Faun's "b-movie in book form" style, maybe the best I've read so far.

Highly recommended.

[Peter Hilton · Rating 4 out of 5]

Now then, considering the title, what might this book possibly be about? I happened to be at my mother’s when I opened the package containing this little novella, and the swastika on the front cover left her in little doubt as to what the story would be like. But as can be extrapolated from the words Warning! Nazisploitation Achtung! which also feature on the cover, this book is all about being horrible to our Nazi friends. And does the author ever, unlike Blacksploitation I can’t see Super Fly of Shaft getting into any of this insanity. Exploiting Nazis! Why, whoever heard of such a thing?

So we have a physically demanding adventure for two plucky members of the Women’s Voluntary Defense Service (LOTTAS) in an old house on the outskirts of Avaträsk in Northern Sweden, June 1942. Here a range of socially responsible SS officers can pay to have painful and humiliating things inflicted upon their persons. It’s no wonder they lost the war. For the officers it’s an opportunity to blow off a little steam and escape the burdens of Naziing; for the women there’s more bitching going on than in the Nazi Party during the last days of the war. This book would have made excellent war time propaganda for the allies. Well, maybe.

Strangely enough, whilst reading this I found my mind kept slipping passages into the plot of The Eagle Has Landed; what a different story that would have turned out to be.

Will the LOTTAS girls manage to survive their time in the house of Nazi depravity? Who is the mysterious high-ranking stranger coming to try the tenuous delights of the Death Simulation Experiments? And what are the Home Guard doing when everything hits the fan at the end? That I really do want to know.

Michael Faun is also author of Black Heart Metal Monster and Six Pack O’ strange Tales.

[Donald Armfield · Rating 4 out of 5]

A nazisploitation that holds no boundaries. Gruesome scenes of violent sex, held inside a brothel owned by a deranged woman. Holding two girls under her roof and use them in her bizarre Death Simulations.

If your looking for some deadly reading let Michael Faun stab your brain with this mashup. You will bleed pleasantly, I promise.