Hell Hath No Fury (2021)

As the old saying goes... Hell Hath No Fury like a woman scorned. Well in this go around, the woman scorned is a French national during World War 2, who is at the center of basically every bad guy on every side of the biggest conflict in world history.  Marie (Nina Bergman) was part of the French resistance when the war started and got in deep undercover with a ranking Nazi, Von Bruckner (Daniel Bernhardt), to try and get close to the cache of gold bars they have stashed away.  She ended up doing too good of a job and the French labeled her a traitor to the resistance and after painting a swastika on her forehead, stripped her down to her undies, they then sent her out behind enemy lines, seemingly to get killed.  By luck, Marie is then discovered by a platoon of American soldiers who are cut off and promises them some of that hidden Nazi gold if they help her out, but they are proving to be just as greedy as the Nazis when it comes to big shiny gold bars!  So Marie has to outwit the cornered German army, a band of American soldiers dead set on going back home rich, and the French resistance who think she is a traitor to the cause. Marie is going to need a little more than scorned woman levels of fury to survive every man who underestimates her willingness to kick some balls up into their throats!  It's a shame the lone sexiness comes from the bad guys, but Daniel Bernhardt definitely plays the role of sexy bad boy with aplomb in this one!