The Nude Vampire 4K 1970 Ultra HD 2160p

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Immerse yourself in the surreal and seductive world of 'The Nude Vampire' (1970) in stunning 4K resolution. Directed by French filmmaker Jean Rollin, this avant-garde horror film defies convention and transports viewers into a dreamlike realm where reality and fantasy intertwine. Follow a wealthy businessman's obsession with a mysterious cult led by a beautiful nude vampire, as he delves deeper into a web of intrigue and danger. With its haunting visuals, hypnotic score, and enigmatic storyline, 'The Nude Vampire' challenges audiences to explore themes of desire, mortality, and the allure of the unknown in a visually captivating and thought-provoking cinematic experience.

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The eighth Jean Rollin film I have watched is also possibly the weirdest; the intriguing plot (such as it is) seems initially to be too flimsy to sustain even its trim 84 minutes but it somehow contrives to get inordinately muddled as it goes along! A would-be female vampire (scantily-clad, as promised by the title) is held in captivity inside a remote château and emerges only to 'feast' on the blood of willing victims (who are apparently members of a suicide club) As if unsure where all of this would lead him, the writer-director ultimately has the human villain – actually the blank-faced hero's kinky father – ludicrously revealed as a mutant(?!) from the future! The languorous pace and dream-like atmosphere (the cultists wear hoods and animal masks to hide their features from the sheltered girl) are, of course, typical of both the film-maker (ditto the seashore setting at the {anti}climax) and the "Euro-Cult" style, as are the bevy of nubile beauties on display. Personally, the most enjoyable thing about the whole visually attractive but intellectually vacuous affair was watching familiar character actor Bernard Musson (who appeared in six latter-day Luis Bunuel films) crop up bemusedly through it from time to time!