Daughters of Darkness
Directed by Harry Kümel
In this 1971 erotic Euro-horror classic, a pair of newlyweds become the targets of the vampire Countess Bathory and her female lover, who’ve been draining local vixens of their blood for centuries. But the Countess has bigger plans for the couple, and so she begins cleverly pitting them against each other until she can strike. Arthouse icon Delphine Seyrig’s Dietrich-meets-DeSade-ian embodiment of the Countess and director Harry Kümel’s chilling fusion of surreal and expressionist horror elements helped turn DOD into a critical success and a still-treasured cult hit.
A pair of newlyweds become the targets of a bloodthirsty vampire countess and her female lover.
Cast: Delphine Seyrig, John Karlen, Danielle Ouimet
Member Reviews
terrible pacing, and unlikeable characters this is another "slow burn" but without out the burn just slow. 4/10 DNF. It isn't scary or tense just dull and weird in a bad way.
Wonderfully erotic. Strikes a nice balance; not overly campy or pornish, just a nice eroticism. Not particularly horrifying, but still a nice story.
Great campy vampire movie!
I watched to whole movie. That's about it. Nothing in it really made any sense.
Can`t stand Englished dubbed movies