Based
on a true story, this is a nihilistic story of a deaf man who likes
to drink the blood of the dead. Made in the 1970's, it's an exploitation
movie that tries to capitalize on blood and nudity. I didn't find
either aspect particular appealing, though the film was competently
made. The two best things I can say about the film is that the score
by David Llywelyn is very Goblinesque and the film has a real sense
of morbidness.
CREW: Written & Directed by Marijan Vajda Produced by: Chris D. Nebe
Executive Producers: Dominik Huser, Manfred Dome Camera: David Khan,
Norbert Friedlaender Music: David Llywelyn
VIDEO/DVD
Based
on a true story, this is a nihilistic story of a deaf man who likes
to drink the blood of the dead. Made in the 1970's, it's an exploitation
movie that tries to capitalize on blood and nudity. I didn't find
either aspect particular appealing, though the film was competently
made. The two best things I can say about the film is that the score
by David Llywelyn is very Goblinesque and the film has a real sense
of morbidness.