Daughters of Darkness 1998 Horror Movie Review
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Art-movie goddess Delphine Seyrig (Last Year at Marienbad) slinks through the plush Eurotrash settings as the deathless Elizabeth Bathory, Vampire Countess, in Harry Kümel’s minor Dutch classic of lesbian erotic-gothic. Blood mingles with water during the languorous shower scenes. Set at an upper-crust seaside resort, the 1971 film recounts Bathory’s plot to replace her current consort (Andrea Rau) with a fresher specimen, an abused newlywed whose brutal young husband is an inconvenience waiting to be eliminated. Although both the bi-sex and the neck-biting violence are tame by today’s standards, the film has a graceful, gliding sense of pace that gets under your skin; something unspeakably kinky always seems to be just about to happen. It never quite does, but the mood lingers. See it with someone you love—or would like to. —David Chute
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Title: Daughters of Darkness
Year: 1998
Starring: John Karlen,
Delphine Seyrig,
Danielle Ouimet,
Andrea Rau,
Paul Esser,
Rating: 3 / 5 stars from 5 users.
Rating: R (Restricted)
Runtime: 100 minutes
Director: Harry Kümel,
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