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Sex horror was fashionable in the 70s, and this is just about the ultimate nudie vampire picture, with busty blonde starlets Morris and Anulka hanging out in an old dark house, occasionally bringing men in to share their bed and bleed for them. The plot is minimal, but the acting is surprisingly decent, and the sex-horror scenes have an unusually interesting sado-erotic edge. It's not quite on a par with such continental items as Daughters Of Darkness, but it is a haunting little movie. A pair of sapphic vampires lure unsuspecting strangers into their creepy house for some saucy blood-sucking, but get a shcok when a fiesty American girl fights back. Release Date: 01 Jan

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Benedetta is a biographical psychological drama film directed and co-written by Paul Verhoeven , starring Virginie Efira as Benedetta Carlini , a novice nun in the 17th century who joins an Italian convent and has a lesbian love affair with another nun. In 17th century Italy, young Benedetta Carlini is being taken to the convent in the town of Pescia to become a nun. When they stop at a roadside altar to pray, a group of bandits arrive and attempt to steal Benedetta's mother's necklace. The devout Benedetta warns them that she speaks with the Virgin Mary, who will punish them.

Why is this goddess laughing? Aphrodite is laughing because she gets to make all the big decisions about who falls in love with whom, and tough luck for us mortals. This scrupulously researched novel imagines a woman who took full responsibility for every disaster, embarrassment and joy in her love-life.