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Lust for a Vampire (1971)

In 1830, the Karnstein heirs use the blood of an innocent to bring forth the evil that is the beautiful Mircalla - or as she was in 1710, Carmilla. The nearby Finishing School offers rich pickings not only in in the blood of nubile young ladies but also with the headmaster who is desperate to become Mircalla's disciple, and the equally besotted and even more foolish author Richard Lestrange.

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Paul B 28 May 2013

Ralph Bates does an admirable job of deputising for Peter Cushing in the 2nd part of the Karnstein trilogy but this remains an unremarkable Hammer Horror. A writer finds himself drawn to the local castle by the fear of the locals where he uncovers a girls finishing school that harbours it's own dark secrets. Some good moments & solid central performances can't quite lift this above mediocre - especially when they play THAT song!

James T 27 Jan 2009

A typical Hammer Studios horror film. The begging is the Dracula story all over again, a young gentleman, in this case a writer, goes to some remote place within the European continent where there is a big spooky castle and the local all insist the castle is the home of vampires. The writer gets job as a teacher at a school filled with beautiful young buxom girls who seem to have difficulty keeping their clothes on. He then falls in love on first sight with one of the students and mysterious killings start happening at both the school and the village. Its everything you expect from a classic Hammer film. Thick bright red paint for blood, average acting, some characters that could be from a Carry On film and sexy women and a rather feeble who dunnit plot. However there is a bit too much suspense and seduction which will bore viewers at times making them take trips to the bathroom while leaving the film running. Alright old school film but nothing great. Just a bit too dragged out.

Eric R 31 Mar 2012

The follow up to "The Vampire Lovers" is cheap and shoddy in comparison though still fun for fans of Hammer. Ingrid Pitt refused to return, rightly citing a poor script, so Yutte Stensgard steps in as Carmilla. Though she's very easy on the eye she just can't compete with Pitt's electric charisma. Jimmy Sangster, who wrote many great scripts for Hammer, directs this one in bland fashion. Ralph Bates is fun as a struggling poet who bluffs his way into a teaching job at an all girl boarding school. Respect.

Will B 13 Jul 2009

A visit to the hammer vaults and this the 2nd part of the Carmilla trilogy isnt to bad at all... the first being Vampire Lovers is far far better and even the great climax of twins of evil, but never the less plenty of that god old british hammer atmosphere and RED RED blood! Enjoyable but alittle.... rushed i think????

Tony P 26 Oct 2011

Another Hammer Horror version of the lesbian vampire fantasies of Sheridan LeFanu's novel Camilla, Lust for a Vampire delivers on all the points that it should: Nudity, Blood, British Hair Style. The film defintely drags a bit and could have been much improved with the addition of Christopher Lee instead of the wannabe count in the background of the story. Fun, but if you want a better crack at this same material check out Hammer's Twins of Evil. VF.