Set in a shadowy realm of “Dark Romanticism,” on an island in a mysterious lake. The inhabitants are a beautiful vampire, a hunchbacked prince, a black magician, the Erl Queen and other creatures, as well as their victims. It is the story of the eerie rituals that take place in the eternal twilight.
Director: George Moorse.
Stars: Grischa Huber, Louis Waldon, Del Negro, Manfred Jester, Ceci Perrin, Michael Gordon.
Cinematographer: Jean-Marie Dreujou.
Composer: Tangerine Dream.
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One of those rare film-archaeology curios I guess, but turns out to be a total and utter waste of 44 minutes — unfortunately. Some very slight, early soundtrack work by TD is not enough to redeem it.
This is fantastic it seems like it was copied from VHS and then degraded from online sources. I think finding a clean source of this would be near impossible I suppose. Its fascinating because I know this is low budget, but like what someone else says, it is not a waste of 44 minutes because, in order for us to understand why someone in 1971 made this, in order to express a story from which they wanted to say, gives us insights to rather an inundated genre, Vampires, in sort of a Mondo film style, to take us closer to the meaning and metaphors by which the stories are told about this folklore. If I were to be an antiquarian in the film world and see this film its dated by which sets it apart in value due to its significance in delving in a mondo film style of giving us a perspective on this genre other films from other eras aren’t giving us.