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Annie Belle, etc - Lips of Blood (1975)

Tue 08 Apr 2025 12:04:57 +0200

"Lips of Blood" (1975), directed by Jean Rollin, is a French horror film known for its erotic and surreal take on the vampire genre. Annie Belle (credited as Annie Brilland) stars as Jennifer, a mysterious woman tied to the protagonist Frédéric’s childhood memories. The film features several scenes with nudity, a hallmark of Rollin’s style, blending sensuality with gothic horror.
Annie Belle appears nude in key moments, most notably toward the end of the film. In one scene, Frédéric finds her in a castle, where she emerges from a coffin, fully nude, showcasing her breasts, buttocks, and pubic area. This moment is both haunting and intimate, aligning with Rollin’s dreamlike aesthetic. Another significant sequence occurs on a beach, where Annie Belle is again nude, lying with Frédéric in a romantic yet eerie tableau as waves crash around them. These scenes emphasize vulnerability and the ethereal bond between the characters.
Beyond Annie Belle, the film includes other nude scenes featuring supporting actresses. The Castel twins, Catherine and Marie-Pierre, who play vampire sisters, appear topless and in sheer, flowing garments that reveal their bodies as they roam the streets of Paris after being freed from a crypt by Frédéric. Additional actresses, such as Martine Grimaud (the photographer) and Béatrice Harnois (a model), also feature in brief nude or topless moments—Grimaud during a photography session and Harnois as part of the film’s sensual backdrop.
Rollin’s use of nudity in "Lips of Blood" isn’t gratuitous but serves the film’s mood of longing, memory, and otherworldly allure. The scenes are shot with a soft, poetic lens, often in dim lighting or natural settings like the castle ruins and Dieppe beach.
Starring: Jean-Loup Philippe, Annie Belle, Natalie Perrey, Martine Grimaud, Catherine Castel, Marie-Pierre Castel, Helene Maguin, Anita Berglund, Claudine Beccarie, Beatrice Harnois, Sylvia Bourdon, Mireille Dargent, Paul Bisciglia, Willy Braque, Julien Etchevery

L’infirmière (1978)

Sun 23 Feb 2025 20:45:04 +0200

"L’infirmière" (1978), also known as "Private Nurse" or "Entrechattes," is a French adult film directed by Gérard Kikoïne, a notable figure in 1970s and '80s European erotic cinema. This movie fits squarely into the era’s wave of softcore and hardcore Exploitation films, blending dark humor, sexual excess, and a satirical take on greed and family dysfunction. It’s not subtle, nor does it pretend to be—its appeal lies in its unapologetic audacity and the way it leans into its perverse premise.

The plot centers on Ange (played by Agnès Lemercier), a cunning and voluptuous nurse with a peculiar specialty: hastening the demise of elderly, wealthy men through exhausting sexual encounters, only to inherit their fortunes. After one such "success," she’s dispatched to a countryside manor to tend to Charles Lambert (Gilbert Servien), a bitter, dying millionaire despised by his family. This includes his nymphomaniac wife Carole (Marie-Dominique Cabanne), his bisexual son Olivier (Joël Charvier), and a slew of other relatives and hangers-on, all eagerly awaiting his death for their own gain. Ange proceeds to seduce each family member in turn while "caring" for Charles, amplifying the household’s already toxic dynamics.

Les paumées du petit matin (1981)

Sun 16 Feb 2025 01:16:52 +0200

"Les paumées du petit matin" (1981) by Jean Rollin does include some nude scenes, which are characteristic of many of Rollin's films where nudity often serves both as an element of his storytelling and aesthetic, reflecting themes of freedom, innocence, and sometimes vulnerability. The nudity in the film is not gratuitous but rather fits within the narrative's exploration of the characters' escape from societal norms and their journey through a world where they encounter various forms of liberation and exploitation. Scenes: There are scenes where the two main characters, Michelle and Marie, are shown in natural settings, sometimes swimming or sunbathing, which involves partial or full nudity. These moments often underscore the film's themes of innocence and the beauty of nature. Interactions with the burlesque dance troupe also include nudity, as part of their performances or backstage preparations, adding to the film's portrayal of alternative lifestyles. The film's climax or key plot points might involve nudity in contexts that blend the characters' emotional states with their physical freedom or exposure.

La vampire nue (1970)

Thu 07 Nov 2024 14:12:37 +0200

Director: Jean Rollin Studio: Les Films ABC, Tigon British Film Productions Starring: Caroline Cartier, Olivier Rollin, Maurice Lemaitre, Bernard Musson, Jean Aron, Ursule Pauly, Catherine Castel, Marie-Pierre Castel, Michel Delahaye, Pascal Fardoulis, Paul Bisciglia, Rene-Jean Chauffard, Natalie Perrey, Ly Lestrong Description: Wealthy and decadent industrialist Georges Radamante rules over a strange secret suicide cult and wants to achieve immortality by figuring out a way to share the biochemistry of a young mute orphaned vampire woman. Complications ensue when Radamante’s son Pierre finds out what’s going on and falls for the comely lass. Alternative Titles: The Nude Vampire Die nackten Vampire The Naked Vampire