Reviews by cinemanbis

The ever bewitching Barbara Steele is the main adornment of this beautiful, not imperishable but beautifully packaged.

From fairly sluggish, even banal U.S. exploitation barely saved by the presence of William Smith, a prominent supporting role in the 70s.

Pupillo is not Bava. Between assumed grotesque and cult scenes, the gothic decorations and the superb "Virgins" (sic) carry the piece.

A giallo stamped 80's frankly atypical. An unsuspected success of its kind. Yellow will always be in order. And some great beauties too.

Al Adamson, cantor of American Bis, plays it like Ed Wood. Warning : that's a big and chaotic nanar !

Against all odds, a film that avoids overbidding and mediocrity by hitting the right spot despite a subject that is too hackneyed these days.

A success of the Asian Bis of the 70's which would have deserved to gain in ferocity. A good ladle of eroticism would have been welcome...too.

Inevitably a bit stupid but obviously very pleasing. It distracts and fills the boredom. It's already that, isn't it? And then there's the beautiful Jessica Henwick...

Above all, you must not be too difficult in front of this kind and well-paced vampire movie. It's on Netflix too, huh?...

Strange cinematographic object that this quirky film which wants to be subversive but remains rather abstruse in spite of a stylized staging.