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Based On Novel Or Book | Husband Wife Relationship
A young newlywed woman begins to have disturbing nightmares just after settling into the old mansion that has belonged to her husband's family for centuries. When her sinister dreams come true, the innocent bride is caught in a maddening maze of unspeakable horrors. Directed by Vicente Aranda. Starring Simón Andreu, Maribel Martín in the lead roles.
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A young newlywed woman begins to have disturbing nightmares just after settling into the old mansion that has belonged to her husband's family for centuries. When her sinister dreams come true, the innocent bride is caught in a maddening maze of unspeakable horrors. Directed by Vicente Aranda. Starring Simón Andreu, Maribel Martín in the lead roles.
Best Set Decorator | 1972
The Anchor Bay release of the film is in English, also dubbed in English to clean up the Spanish accents of the actors attempting English throughout.
The film was based on the early vampire Gothic novella "Carmilla," written by Sheridan Le Fanu and published in 1871. Hammer Studios made Vampire Lover (1970) two years before based on the same novel.
The film opens with a quote cited from the Greek philosopher Plato. It reads: "The good ones are those who are content to dream what the wicked actually practice."
"[last lines] Carol: They'll come back. They cannot die."
"Susan: [reading from a book] Nightmares are always the expression of a powerful desire which, instead of being accepted by us, is rejected and repressed... There exists in the human female an undeniable aggressive tendency when she's eventually confronted by the loss of her virginity, an event of supreme importance to her, and which is, for her, desirable and abhorred at the same time. Some modern specialists call this 'The Judith Complex.'"
