Vampyres (1974)
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45% of users liked it
(1,513 ratings)
This Hammer-flavored gothic outing (originally titled Daughters of Dracula) involves the sanguinary exploits of two female vampires (Marianne Morris and Playboy centerfold Anulka) who bed down together in a queen-sized coffin by day and seduce male and female victims by moonlight, leading to lots of… More This Hammer-flavored gothic outing (originally titled Daughters of Dracula) involves the sanguinary exploits of two female vampires (Marianne Morris and Playboy centerfold Anulka) who bed down together in a queen-sized coffin by day and seduce male and female victims by moonlight, leading to lots of steamy soft-core sex scenes followed by copious amounts of the red stuff. One of their victims (Murray Brown) falls in love with Moore, even as he grows increasingly anemic due to her nutritional requirements. Moody photography and lush sets enhance the film's fatally hedonistic atmosphere, and the stars assay temptingly feline performances that render their characters' seductive powers chillingly real. This was a late entry in the European "lesbian vampire" sub-genre, a 1970s phenomenon made popular by such filmmakers as Jean Rollin and Jess Franco that made a comeback in the late 1990s. ~ Cavett Binion, Rovi
- Directed By
- José Ramón Larraz
- Genres
- Horror, Art House & International, Classics
- In Theaters
- Jan 1, 1974 Wide
- Studio
- Anchor Bay Entertainment
Critic Reviews
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Rob Gonsalves, eFilmCritic.com
A guilty pleasure if ever there was one.
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Cast
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Marianne Morris
as Fran
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Anulka Dziubinska
as Miriam
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Murray Brown
as Ted
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Michael Byrne
as Playboy
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Gerald Case
as Estate Agent
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Brian Deacon
as John
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Sally Faulkner
as Harriett
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Karl Lanchbury
as Rupert
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Bessie Love
as American Lady
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Elliott Sullivan
as Elderly Couple
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Margaret Heald
as Receptionist
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Douglas Jones
as Manager
