Some good moments, and good images of landscape and towns, but on the whole boring, slow and confused.
Poor acting and pedantic dialogues.
This is a pity because the plot in itself is not bad: a story with female vampires dwelling in a dimension at the border of everyday life, ready to capture women and to literally devour men.
The movie contains some splatter sequences, that can be somewhat disturbing, and several erotic scenes of very limited impact because of the uninteresting context.
The music is refined and could have been a good support for a better movie.
The movie is dedicated to the Greek female poet Sappho, to the director Jess Franco and to a list of people who are actually all pseudonyms of Franco himself (whose movies were far batter).
