La vampire nue

1970
16
1h 30min

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Dans un château étrange, de mystérieux événements vont se dérouler. La "vampire nue", belle, provocante devra faire face aux hommes à têtes d'animaux et surtout se procurer du sang humain - ... Tout lireDans un château étrange, de mystérieux événements vont se dérouler. La "vampire nue", belle, provocante devra faire face aux hommes à têtes d'animaux et surtout se procurer du sang humain - pour survivre.Dans un château étrange, de mystérieux événements vont se dérouler. La "vampire nue", belle, provocante devra faire face aux hommes à têtes d'animaux et surtout se procurer du sang humain - pour survivre.

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Vampire
(as Christine François)

Olivier Rollin

Pierre Radamante
(as Olivier Martin)

Maurice Lemaître

Georges Radamante

Bernard Musson

Voringe

Jean Aron

Fredor

Ursule Pauly

Solange
(as Ursula Pauly)

Catherine Castel

Georges' servant
(as Cathy Tricot)

Marie-Pierre Castel

Georges' servant
(as Pony Tricot)

Michel Delahaye

Grandmaster

Pascal Fardoulis

Robert

Paul Bisciglia

Butler

René-Jean Chauffard

Old man

Natalie Perrey

Old woman

Histoire

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Anecdotes
First roles for twins Marie-Pierre and Catherine Castel. Jean Rollin would use them in other films. Catherine said in an interview that the sisters kept their casting in Rollin's films a secret from their mother since their roles included so much nudity.

Connexions
Featured in L'Oeil du cyclone: Femmes violentes en bikini (1995)

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Strange and fascinating genre-buster from Jean Rollin.

From the title and the opening sequence of 'La Vampire Nue' it looks like you're in for a dreamlike erotic nudie vampire flick ala Jess Franco (which is not a bad thing mind you!). Very quickly though it metamorphoses into something more complex, and difficult to categorize. The mysterious and sensual title character played by Caroline Cartier actually has very little to do on screen, but is the key to the mysterious events involving scientists studying immortality, and a surreal suicide cult. A young man discovers his father is somehow involved in a secret society who favour animal masks and (apparent) murder. When he investigates he finds that not everything is as it seems, and that the enigmatic, mute beauty at the centre of it may hold the key to the future of mankind's evolution. A very strange, poetic and unique piece of 60s exploitation, quite unlike any other. I was fascinated by the whole thing. Highly recommended to fans of the offbeat and unusual.