Vampire Lovers (1970)

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Vampire Lovers (1970)
Author: Harry Fine, Tudor Gates and Michael Style
Director: Roy Ward Baker
Producer: Hammer, American International Pictures
Year: 1970
Country: UK
89 minutes

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Based on Sheridan LeFanu's Victorian-era gothic novella Carmilla, The Vampire Lovers is a sexy and seductive reworking of the vampire story. Ingrid Pitt is the lesbian vampire, who seduces a young woman on a lonely country estate. The woman's life-force is drained each time she makes love to her lesbian vampire lover.

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By: lilithakkasha ( lilithakkasha@aol.com )
Overall Rating: A+ Queer vampire Rating: A+

This movie is great. It was the best version of the original 'Carmilla' I've ever seen.

By: Pierce ( pierce_MN@hotmail.com )
Overall Rating: A+ Queer vampire Rating: B+

This is a masterpiece, chiefly because it's one of the best of the Hammer Horror films of the 1960s, featuring outstanding performances, especially from Ingrid Pitt as Camilla and the great Christopher Lee.

Although the original story tells the story from the young girl's point of view, this one tells it from her father's. The visual imagery is beautifully drawn from the original story, though and the movie works overall! Don't miss this one!