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The Devil's Nightmare (1971)

Seven tourists sent by Satan to a castle are caught by a ghastly woman as they commit deadly sins.

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Private U 19 Dec 2007

An unrecognized classic (Euro)horror. Ugly hollywood blockbusters poorly mimic it, even today.

Josh G 27 Aug 2007

Devil's Nightmare isn't quite bad enough to be good, and not good enough to be good either. Nothing laughable here, although the lesbian sex scene is mildly entertaining, it is possibly the only truly enjoyable scene in the film (aside from maybe the ending, which is only humorous on much later reflection). The tourists were apparently supposed to represent the seven deadly sins, but I could only figure out maybe three -- one woman was killed in her sleep, so... is sleeping a deadly sin? On the other hand, there were a handful of scenes that had pretty cool shots (e.g. the sepia-toned opening sequence).

Greg S 26 Mar 2011

Seven stranded tourists, each representing a deadly sin, spend a night at a castle where they are killed or corrupted by a succubus. The seven deadly sins angle is intriguing, but the movie itself is slow and dull; after a perverse introduction, it takes an hour of additional setup before anything starts to happen. It's a "serious" horror movie with some interesting imagery and atmosphere and a creepy Devil, but not enough virtues to overcome the ponderous script.

Leia C 27 Aug 2007

Those crazy Italians. This movie starts off with a WWII German army officer ordering his newborn child killed upon finding out it's a girl. Misogyny much? We later find out it's because firstborn daughters in his family grow up to be succubi. Some years later, a group of tourists--seven of them, to represent the seven deadly sins--stops by this guy's castle, among them a philandering husband and his shrewish, greedy wife, a couple of young women who provide an excuse for a rather tame lesbian sex scene, and a rather attractive young priest with the emotional range of a block of wood. There's also a mysterious woman wandering around who has a tendency to turn into a demon, in this case represented by extremely unflattering makeup, and a Death/Satan figure who's a skinny bald guy with prominent front teeth. Featuring a terrific theme song that could only come out of the Eurotrash late '60s.

Michael C 26 Feb 2008

There is something really great about this film even though it's not completely so. I think it's the theme song...