Terror at Orgy Castle (1971).txt
Terror at Orgy Castle (1971)
Softcore, erotic, horror
Country: USA
Genre: Fantasy, Erotic
Quality: DVDRip
Language: Original
Director: Zoltan G. Spencer
Starring: Bambi Allen, Ron Darby, John Dullaghan, William Howard, Jacqueline Lissette, Jane Louise, Linda Marie, Tricia Opal, Zoltan G. Spencer
Description: A young couple on a European vacation get mixed up with a countess and a hunchbacked servant at a castle where black masses are held.
File: Terror at Orgy Castle.avi
Size: 842782720 bytes (803.74 MiB), duration: 01:03:07, avg.bitrate: 1780 kb/s
Audio: mp3, 48000 Hz, stereo, 192 kb/s
Video: mpeg4, yuv420p, 640x464, 23.98 fps(r)
Can a film that doesn't even have a soundtrack, barely runs at over sixty
minutes and only exists to show copious nudity and sex be a classic piece
of cinema? You bet it can! Director Zoltan G. Spencer has fashioned a fine
little entertainment that smacks of an ultra-stripped-down combination of
The Rocky Horror Picture Show and Nude for Satan, by way of The Toy Box.
With no dialogue recorded - or it was scrapped - we're left with a narration
that actually wasn't half bad. As a sex film with a bit of a horror setting,
Terror at Orgy Castle is completely successful on it's own terms.
With an excellent-looking naked cast all ravishing each other
nthusiastically, Terror at Orgy Castle succeeds well as a titillating sex film.
The sex scenes are all pretty erotic. With no dialogue, there's no real acting
to speak of, but even the narration is quite literate and enjoyable. The sets
hardly look like someone's basement, which you'd expect for this type of
production. According to the Internet Movie Database, the props and sets
were recycled from Blood of Dracula's Castle and Dr. Terror's Gallery of
Horrors. They all look quite lavish and effective for this castle-based
adventure. Zoltan G. Spencer obviously has a good handle on the Satanic
aesthetic required for a necromancy-based sex film. Little touches like
pointed ears for the Countess's 'Count' version could have been overlooked,
but you get the sense Spencer did the best he could under the
circumstances and budget. For some reason I didn't even notice the lack of
dialogue, and just got swept up in the perverse proceedings. Even the music
was appropriately spooky and gothic, to underscore the film's themes.
I'd definitely recommend Terror at Orgy Castle to those of you who enjoy
the sexploitation of the seventies, spiced up with a little touch of the
macabre. As a visual treat the sets look expensive, the actors look great,
in addition to appearing as if they're actually enjoying themselves. Just to
surprise us even more, the softcore sex is ramped up to virtually hardcore,
so we're left with quite a stunning little example of Sinema from a begone
era.
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