This crazy cocktail of Asian exotica, sadism, and search for ancient treasure may have been a production targeted at international markets using an international cast of TV and feature film stars, but this German-French-Italian co-production is still a low budget effort trying very hard to transcend the limits of its budget…
An Ingrid Pitt triple bill: reviews of Countess Dracula (Synapse) and The Vampire Lovers (Scream Factory) on Blu + her debut in the Spanish indie non-shocker, Sound of Horror / El sonido de la muerte (1966) !
After sharing the screen with Richard Burton and Clint Eastwood in the WWII film Where Eagles Dare (1968), luscious, voluptuous actress Ingrid Pitt appeared in a pair of classic, iconoclastic vampire films for Hammer, but instead of enjoying a steady career in other genres…
This small footnote in Spanish film will maintain a place in horror history largely because it co-starts the pretty Soledad Miranda, and it offered a small role to future Hammer horror queen Ingrid Pitt…
Reportedly the most faithful adaptation of Sheridan le Fanu’s “Carmilla,” The Vampire Lovers is perhaps most lovingly remembered by the many young men who watched wide-eyed as not one but several women bared their boobies in this tale of a vampiress with a taste for pretty young girls…
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