Requiem for a Vampire
Rollin at his purest. Two women in clown costume, a castle, almost no dialogue.
reelscum lists 9 films directed or co-directed by Jean Rollin. They were released between 1970 and 1982. The subgenres that appear most often are Euro-gothic (9 films) and Zombie (3 films).
They are credited to France (9). Most were released in the 1970s (8) and 1980s (1).
Entries include Requiem for a Vampire (1971), Fascination (1979) and Lips of Blood (1975). Each links to its own page with a verdict, rating axes and where to watch.
Rollin at his purest. Two women in clown costume, a castle, almost no dialogue.
Rollin's best, and the one where the pretty dream logic finally grows teeth.
Rollin's most coherent, which is not saying a great deal. Gorgeous.
Rollin with the vampires stripped out, and his best film for it.
Rollin's best late film. Melancholy where the Italians were loud.
A secret society, a Paris chateau, and dream logic all the way down.
Franco at his dreamiest. Distributors added zombies later without telling him.
Rollin with a fuzz-guitar band and a vampire who lives in the clock. His most fun.
Rollin does an outbreak. A pesticide turns wine-country villagers into oozing killers.