Marie-Pierre Castel, Mireille Dargent – Requiem pour un vampire (1971)

"Requiem pour un vampire" (1971), directed by Jean Rollin, is a French erotic horror/fantasy film known for its surreal atmosphere, minimal dialogue, and explicit imagery, including nudity. The film features Marie-Pierre Castel and Mireille Dargent as two young women who, after fleeing a crime scene, stumble into a haunted castle inhabited by vampires. Nude scenes are a significant part of the movie’s aesthetic, aligning with Rollin’s signature style of blending eroticism with gothic horror.
In the film, there are several notable moments involving nudity:
Early in the narrative, after the protagonists shed their clown costumes, they explore the castle and engage in intimate scenes, including a sequence where they make love in a bed, featuring full nudity.

A lengthy scene in the castle’s basement depicts male vampires assaulting chained women, showcasing extensive nudity and a surreal, pink-tinted visual style. This sequence, lasting nearly ten minutes, emphasizes the film’s exploitative and dreamlike tone.