The Velvet Vampire + Condemned to Live

The Velvet Vampire + Condemned to Live (DVD) (*)

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Langues at Sour-titres:
Anglais ( Dolby Digital 2.0 )
Anglais ( Mono )
Français ( Subtitles )

Product Origine/Format:
France ( PAL/Region 0 )

Durée:
147 min

Allongement:
Widescreen (1.78:1)

Suppléments:
Menu Interactif
Accès De Scène

Film filmé et produit dedans:
États-Unis ( USA, Canada )

Un Film De:
Stephanie Rothman
Frank R. Strayer

Écrit Près:
Maurice Jules
Charles S. Swartz
Stephanie Rothman
Karen DeWolf

Acteurs:
Michael Blodgett ..... Lee Ritter
Sherry E. DeBoer ..... Susan Ritter
Celeste Yarnall ..... Diane LeFanu
Gene Shane ..... Carl Stoker
Jerry Daniels ..... Juan
Sandy Ward ..... Amos
Paul Prokop ..... Cliff
Chris Woodley ..... Cliff's Girl
Robert Tessier ..... Biker
Johnny Shines ..... Bluesman
Ralph Morgan ..... Prof. Paul Kristan
Pedro de Cordoba ..... Dr. Anders Bizet
Maxine Doyle ..... Marguerite Mane
Russell Gleason ..... David
Mischa Auer ..... Zan, the Hunchback
Lucy Beaumont ..... Mother Molly
Carl Stockdale ..... John Mane
Barbara Bedford ..... Martha Kristan
Robert Frazer ..... Dr. Duprez
Ferdinand Schumann-Heink ..... Franz Kristan
Heidi Shope ..... Anna, the Maid
Marilyn Knowlden ..... Maria, the Young Girl
Ted Billings ..... Bellringer
Frank Brownlee ..... Villager
Horace B. Carpenter ..... Villager
Edward Cecil ..... John, the Servant
Dick Curtis ..... Villager at Pit Rim
Harold Goodwin ..... Villager
Jean Handel ..... Village Old Crone
Fred Parker ..... Villager
Paul Weigel ..... Old Village Doctor
Slim Whitaker ..... Villager

Synopsis:

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The Velvet Vampire: Sleepy-eyed nice guy Lee Ritter and his vapid, but pretty wife, Susan accept the invitation of mysterious vixen Diane LeFanu to visit her in her secluded desert estate. Tensions arise when the couple, unaware at first that Diane is in reality a centuries-old vampire, realize that they are both objects of the pale temptress' seductions. Condemned to Live: A man, his pregnant wife, and a doctor are in Africa hiding from natives in a cave inhabited by vampire bats, one of which attacks the woman. Years later, in another land, several people have died in a mysterious manner, the blood drained from them and their bodies dragged to a cave by the seashore. Some of the townspeople believe that the culprit is a huge killer bat, and Professor Paul Kristan, the most respected man in the village and the fiancé of town belle Marguerite Mane, advises everyone to stay indoors at night. David, a young man who has known Marguerite since childhood and is in love with her, becomes convinced that the blood sucking fiend is not a bat, but a human preying on the suspicions of the townspeople. The villagers, however, refuse to listen to him just as Marguerite refuses to accept David's contention that she is not really in love with Paul. Paul summons his foster father, Dr. Anders Bizet, and tells him of the strange headaches he has been having and of the mysterious deaths that have plagued the village. Bizet quickly realizes that Marguerite idolizes, but is not truly in love with Paul and tells his foster son his impressions, prompting Paul to go to her house that evening for a talk. On the way, Paul turns into a vampire and, arriving at Marguerite's home, attacks her servant, Anna, but runs when her screams attract the attention of the entire household. When Bizet shows up on the scene, Zan, Paul's hunchback servant and confidant, provides an alibi for Paul, causing public suspicion to turn to Zan. Nonetheless, Paul realizes with despair that his headaches and swooning coincide with the timing of the murders, and he returns to Marguerite that night in order to set her free from their betrothal. In the meantime, Bizet confronts Zan and learns that he has been protecting Paul by disposing of the bodies of his victims in a pit in the cave. John Mane, Marguerite's father, leaves Paul alone with her, and when she sees that the light hurts his eyes, she turns out the candles one by one as Paul tells her of his illness and fears. When the clouds obscure the moon, temporarily plunging the sky into darkness, Paul is once again transformed into a fiend and attacks Marguerite. Zan breaks in just in time to deflect the vampire bite from her neck. The mob of angry villagers following Zan mistakenly sees his action as proof of his guilt, and chases him up the hill and into the cave. When Paul recovers from his transformation, Bizet tells him the truth: his mother was attacked by a giant African bat shortly before he was born, yet for forty years he had shown no sign of inheriting the dreaded vampire curse. Bizet, Paul and David then set off to save Zan from the crowd's wrath, and Paul makes David pledge to take care of Marguerite. Paul admits his guilt to the townspeople, who turn sympathetic, and then jumps off a cliff to his death. The devoted Zan, stricken with grief, follows him before the townspeople can stop him. Bizet breaks the bad news to Marguerite, and she leaves the cave in the care of David.

Cet article a été ajouté le dimanche 20 novembre, 2022.