《吸血鬼之血》(Andy Warhol' Blood for Dracula)[DVDRip]
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Co-directors Paul Morrissey and Antonio Margheriti started filming Blood for Dracula the day after they completed filming on Flesh for Frankenstein , both experimental ventures for which Andy Warhol served in a vague capacity as producer in 1973. Blood for Dracula was shot in 3 weeks for 300,000 and borrowed 3 of its stars from the Frankenstein film: Udo Kier plays Count Dracula, Arno Juerging is his valet Anton, and Joe Dallesandro is their proletarian nemesis Mario. In this raunchy comedic take on vampirism, Count Dracula is withering away and will soon die if he isn t nourished with the blood of a virgin. Anton advises the reluctant Count to leave his ancestral home and venture abroad, to Italy, where Catholicism has surely preserved the maidenhood of many young women. The pair are elated to find just what they seek in the di Fiori family, an impoverished aristocratic clan with 4 daughters who can restore the family s fortune by marrying well. But the ladies are not as pure as Dracula had hoped. And the estate s intractable Marxist handyman, Mario, resents the Count s patrician presumption.
Paul Morrissey believed that a film could be interesting if the characters are, and Blood for Dracula might prove him right. This is an art house film from a more sybaritic era, full of hunky men and immodest women. It s frequently and deliberately in bad taste. But Blood for Dracula is a sharp commentary on class, family and sexual mores. The characters are campy, but committed performances make them surprisingly strong. Maxime McKendry and Stephania Casini are particularly effective as the class-conscious Marchesa di Fiori and as Rubinia, the cheekiest and raciest of the daughters, respectively. Arno Juerging propels the plot forward. Udo Kier s Dracula is alternately repulsive and sympathetic. In this case, experimental doesn t imply incompetence. Gianni Giovagnoni s art direction and Luigi Kuveiller s low-budget cinematography are surprisingly good. Paul Morrissey concluded that he had made some sort of vampire film . I don t know exactly what Blood for Dracula is either, but it is certainly interesting.
The DVD: Bonus features include a Stills Gallery of on-set and publicity photos and an audio commentary by director Paul Morrissey, actor Udo Kier, and film historian Maurice Yacowar. The commentary was recorded for the laserdisc in 1996, and the three commentaries were taped separately, then combined on one track. It s a little awkward, but still a very interesting commentary.
一部比较经典的吸血鬼电影, 里面有英俊的模特演员Joe Dallesandro, 喜欢这人的朋友不要错过...
Co-directors Paul Morrissey and Antonio Margheriti started filming Blood for Dracula the day after they completed filming on Flesh for Frankenstein , both experimental ventures for which Andy Warhol served in a vague capacity as producer in 1973. Blood for Dracula was shot in 3 weeks for 300,000 and borrowed 3 of its stars from the Frankenstein film: Udo Kier plays Count Dracula, Arno Juerging is his valet Anton, and Joe Dallesandro is their proletarian nemesis Mario. In this raunchy comedic take on vampirism, Count Dracula is withering away and will soon die if he isn t nourished with the blood of a virgin. Anton advises the reluctant Count to leave his ancestral home and venture abroad, to Italy, where Catholicism has surely preserved the maidenhood of many young women. The pair are elated to find just what they seek in the di Fiori family, an impoverished aristocratic clan with 4 daughters who can restore the family s fortune by marrying well. But the ladies are not as pure as Dracula had hoped. And the estate s intractable Marxist handyman, Mario, resents the Count s patrician presumption.
Paul Morrissey believed that a film could be interesting if the characters are, and Blood for Dracula might prove him right. This is an art house film from a more sybaritic era, full of hunky men and immodest women. It s frequently and deliberately in bad taste. But Blood for Dracula is a sharp commentary on class, family and sexual mores. The characters are campy, but committed performances make them surprisingly strong. Maxime McKendry and Stephania Casini are particularly effective as the class-conscious Marchesa di Fiori and as Rubinia, the cheekiest and raciest of the daughters, respectively. Arno Juerging propels the plot forward. Udo Kier s Dracula is alternately repulsive and sympathetic. In this case, experimental doesn t imply incompetence. Gianni Giovagnoni s art direction and Luigi Kuveiller s low-budget cinematography are surprisingly good. Paul Morrissey concluded that he had made some sort of vampire film . I don t know exactly what Blood for Dracula is either, but it is certainly interesting.
The DVD: Bonus features include a Stills Gallery of on-set and publicity photos and an audio commentary by director Paul Morrissey, actor Udo Kier, and film historian Maurice Yacowar. The commentary was recorded for the laserdisc in 1996, and the three commentaries were taped separately, then combined on one track. It s a little awkward, but still a very interesting commentary.
一部比较经典的吸血鬼电影, 里面有英俊的模特演员Joe Dallesandro, 喜欢这人的朋友不要错过...