Τwins Maria and Frieda are sent to live with their uncle, Gustav Weil, who leads the local fight against vampirism and witchcraft. His main enemy is Count Karnstein but he is untouchable due to his social status. The Count tries to seduce the twins to his dark castle and include them in his devilish rituals but one of them is more attracted to it than the other...
Prolific director John Hough brings us this interesting addition to the empire that is gothic horror films of Hammer! The atmosphere seems darker than in most Hammer films, the tone is set to gloomy and bucolic, all the usual actors are there and now the female threat is double! For me, the ritual scenes were something refreshing and made the film flow much cooler!
Peter Cushing could not be absent from this film either. His classic style of acting is even more obvious, given the fact that Damien Thomas, his arch enemy, is also quite good at luring and enticing Madeleine and Mary Collinson,who are just two cutie pies that got in the wrong village.
Must watch this : on a cool September night, when the weather has just started cooling off from the hot summer. Let the cool breeze hug you and push you deeper into the film's foggy woods. Be sure to take some lunch with you!
Trailer
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0069427/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1
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| "I bite" "I don't" |
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| Dear Lord Satan, thank you for this fine piece of ass that you have blessed me with |
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| Da fuq is that? |
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