
Announcing the Premiere of “The Exorcism of St. Magdalene.”
It is time for atonement…
Asteria Jade is a novice at the Convent of St. Magdalene. She has been having visions, sinful thoughts she does not want to reject. Sister Serene Siren has seen the mark between Asteria’s thighs. She could not pray it away, and she gave in. For that she must confess to Mother Superior Eva and receive atonement. Mother Superior knows the mark. A demon has taken the novice, and it will take the convent if it is left alone. The only cleansing is an exorcism with the sacred relic. Once Serene has atoned, she is ordered to assist. They mean to drive it out of Asteria. The question is whether the convent holds, or whether both of them kneel to what she has become.
A Brief Indulgence
An Exciting, Controversial Masterpiece!
This cinematic collaboration, featuring revered Black Label Beauties Eva Long and Serene Siren, introduces Asteria Jade to the cadre. Asteria is know for her intense, character driven scenes. She shines in her role as the novice turning her order’s dogma on its head.
The performers are enthusiastic about this film.
Asteria couldn’t hold in her excitement after filming, posting: “I love working with women who get filthy for lesbian scenes. That was DISGUSTING I LOVED IT!
“This one stayed with me,” said Eva Long. “Serene and Asteria brought so much to it, and filming with Black Label gave it that cinematic look that the usual collaboration doesn’t have. Fans who have been waiting are going to feel it.”
“I’ve wanted to shoot with Asteria for a long time,” said Serene Siren. “I’m grateful to Black Label for making it happen. Working with her and Eva on something this intense was everything. The energy on set was just amazing, and I can’t wait for people to see what we made.”
Fans have been buzzing on X as well, calling the cast “divine” and acknowledging that this “will be an absolute must-see of the spooky season.”
Not without controversy, as usually accompanies a project of this genre. Originally planned as a full collaboration between Eva and Serene, three platforms flatly rejected this film. The reasons for rejection range from “desecration of religious objects” (on a site that specifically has a “Nun Fetish” category) to refusal to acknowledge that Sinsaint’s sex toy used in the film is actually a sex toy and not a real wooden stake.
Censorship sucks. Especially in an industry supposed to be the first line of defense against restricting free expression.
No matter; their loss. The best art pushes boundaries and upsets the norms. So let’s go!


























Great piece written on what is a fabulous work of art. Kudos to everyone involved.