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Antonio Sordi
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Marissa Mathes | ... |
Daisy Allen
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Lori Saunders | ... |
Dorean
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Sandra Knight | ... |
Donna Allen
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Karl Schanzer | ... |
Max, the artist
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Cafe Manager
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| Sid Haig | ... |
Abdul the Arab
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Jonathan Haze | ... |
Beatnik
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Fred Thompson | ... |
Beatnik
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David Ackles | ... |
Carousel Operator
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Thomas Karnes |
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Frank Church |
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David Miller |
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Jess Nichols |
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Lowe Stephens |
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A crazed artist who believes himself to be the reincarnation of a murderous vampire kills young women, then boils their bodies in a vat.
Hilarious trash of a movie from Jack Hill blends elements of witchcraft, vampirism, wax murders, and beatniks(?!). Sid Haig, a Jack Hill regular and guest star in Quentin Tarantino's Jackie Brown, plays a beatnik. Weird story is about an artist who lures young girls into his studio, turns into a vampire, and dunks them into hot wax, creating his new figures.
My favorite parts involve interpretive dance and the origin of quantum painting. This film offers the rare opportunity for a vampire to stalk his victim in broad daylight ( probably a film flaw, and abeit a cute one ). Recommended for trash fiends.