Requiem pour un vampire (1971)
Année de sortie: 1971
Nation: France
Alternative Title: Caged Vampires, Crazed Virgins, Dungeon of Terror, Sex Vampires, The Crazed Vampire, Vierges et vampires, Virgins and Vampires, Requiem for a Vampire, Die Folterkammer des Vampirs, Jomfruer og vampyrer, Requiem por un vampiro, Requiem, Requiem gia ena vampir, Реквием по вампиру, Caged Virgins, Virgins and the Vampires
Réalisateur: Jean Rollin
Writer: Jean Rollin
Production & Genre
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Mots-clés
Mots-clés: bondage, rape, vampire, cemetery, castle, buried alive, loss of virginity, torture, lesbian sex, dungeon, vampire bat
Histoire
Two young women, Michelle and Marie, dressed as clowns, steal a car and flee from a New Year's party. They wander through the French countryside and eventually find refuge in an old château. Inside, they encounter a vampire king who tortures them and turns them into his vampiric harem. The film follows their descent into sadism and sexual abuse at the hands of the vampire lord.
Résumé
Requiem pour un vampire (1971) is a French horror film directed by Jean Rollin, known for his low-budget 'vampire' films that often blend erotic and Gothic elements. The movie centers around Michelle and Marie, two virginal women who unwittingly become entangled in the world of a centuries-old vampire king while seeking shelter in his château. The film explores themes of torture, sadism, sexual abuse, and submission to evil, as the protagonists are transformed into vampiric vixens. Despite its limited resources, 'Requiem pour un vampire' is considered one of Rollin's most disturbing and intense films.
