La terrorífica noche del demonio

Título original: La plus longue nuit du diable

1971
R
1h 35min

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Erika Blanc and Daniel Emilfork in La terrorífica noche del demonio (1971)

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Un grupo de turistas que viaja en autobús se desvía para pasar la noche en un castillo propiedad de una familia maldecida por una larga historia de satanismo y muerte.Un grupo de turistas que viaja en autobús se desvía para pasar la noche en un castillo propiedad de una familia maldecida por una larga historia de satanismo y muerte.Un grupo de turistas que viaja en autobús se desvía para pasar la noche en un castillo propiedad de una familia maldecida por una larga historia de satanismo y muerte.

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Curiosidades
Each of the seven tourists, represents one of the Seven Deadly Sins.

Pifias
When blood drips from the ceiling on Regine's arm, she and Nancy just sit there looking at it, rather than wash it off.

Citas
Regine: [distressed] I'll never be able to sleep all alone in this castle!
Lisa Müller: Shall we share a room?
[bats eyelashes, smiles]
Hans: I have just the room for you.
[ushers them to the honeymoon suite]

Versiones alternativas
Film was released with a "PG rating in 1972, then released in 1974 in an extended "R" rated cut. The "R" rated version contains a longer sex scene between the two women.

Conexiones
Featured in Mad Ron's Prevues from Hell (1987)

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6/10

Above average but not great.

This is an above average example of the type of metaphysical horror film that seemed to proliferate in Europe in the 1970's.

It's simply the story of the Devil, his minion (the succubus) and seven tourists (each representing one of the seven deadly sins) who are forced to spend the night in a sinister castle.

The first hour is rather plodding due to an over abundance of exposition and very little action. Viewer patience is rewarded however during the final half hour when Ilse (the succubus) starts doing what she does best.

Erica Blanc is superb in this role and her transformation from sexy seductress to ghastly succubus is a highlight. Another highlight is Daniel Emilfork as the Devil. His performance is a real stand out when compared to the rather wooden performances delivered by some of the other cast members.

Director Jean Brismee also deserves kudos for several delightfully imaginative flourishes during the death scenes.

All in all it's worth watching if you're a fan of this type of film, but it's definitely not one of my favourite Euro horror films from this era.

6 out of 10.