Mary, Mary, Bloody Mary (1975)A female bisexual artist turns out to be a vampire. Director:Juan López Moctezuma |
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Mary, Mary, Bloody Mary (1975)A female bisexual artist turns out to be a vampire. Director:Juan López Moctezuma |
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| Cristina Ferrare | ... |
Mary
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David Young | ... |
Ben Ryder
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| John Carradine | ... |
Mary's Father
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Helena Rojo | ... |
Greta
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Arthur Hansel | ... |
Cosgrove
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Enrique Lucero | ... |
Lieutenant Pons
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Roger Cudney | ... |
Howard Miller
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Ramón Armengod | ... |
Doctor
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Jorge Humberto Robles | ... |
Morgue Attendant
(as J. Humberto Robles)
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Carlos Riquelme | ... |
Arnold
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Susana Kamini | ... |
Hitchhiker
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Reynaldo Rivera | ... |
Gravedigger
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Jose Calderon | ... |
Perez
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A beautiful artist moonlights as a vampire while in Mexico, killing lovers of both sex. It seems that the only person who has any chance of stopping her reign of terror is her father, who's also a vampire. Written by Ørnås
Mary, Mary is a female vampire who happens to enjoy the company of both sexes. Unlike the highly superior Female Vampire, this movie fails on both levels. Cheap budget and bad costuming seemingly fits with this forgettable film. What angers me the most about this movie was that it had a great premise, but the film-makers either chickened out or didn't know how to handle the material. The producers should have given this project to a person who knows how to handle such material (i.e. Jesus Franco or Jean Rollin). However, there was one nice scene that I really enjoyed that occurred between Mary and her "friend". Hey, I got my money's worth from the rental. My only complaint is that it could have been a great film if the producers hired someone who knows how to flesh out this type of material. Weak Female Vampire clone is a failure, but its..
Worth a look.