Franco's Spain. Susan, a young, possibly lesbian bride, imagines/hallucinates that her new husband is a rapist. Rather extreme wedding night jitters? She's not wrong, though - he's a testosterone-slimed mucho macho, whose wedding dress-tearing echoes the rapist from Susan's fears, later he "playfully" drags Susan from hair, rapes her orally in the forest, and never sees anything odd in his behaviour. She eventually locks herself in the cage.
Then Mircala Karnstein, a woman who killed HER sexually perverted husband, raises from earth - now as a lesbian vampire, traumatized into misandry.
Cinematography is decent, and there are some gorgeous images - autumnal scenery and flowers, Mircala in her lavender (!) dress. While the film is not extremely graphic, there's a sleazy, slimy feeling throughout - the aforementioned forced oral, some gore, and the torture killing of the real, trapped fox.
Do the feminazis get what they deserve? Or will Susan and Mircala win? Watch out!
Then Mircala Karnstein, a woman who killed HER sexually perverted husband, raises from earth - now as a lesbian vampire, traumatized into misandry.
Cinematography is decent, and there are some gorgeous images - autumnal scenery and flowers, Mircala in her lavender (!) dress. While the film is not extremely graphic, there's a sleazy, slimy feeling throughout - the aforementioned forced oral, some gore, and the torture killing of the real, trapped fox.
Do the feminazis get what they deserve? Or will Susan and Mircala win? Watch out!