Hellen I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

ThiefHott Too much of everything

Wordiezett So much average

Beanbioca As Good As It Gets

Stevieboy666 A bus load of tourists spend the night at an impressive Gothic castle, the home to Baron von Rhoneberg who has a family curse due to an ancestor making a pact with the Devil centuries before. The Baron also dabbles in alchemy, which doesn't add much to the plot but is a good excuse to have a laboratory complete with human skeleton, etc. Not long in and two young sexy members of the group indulge in some lesbian love making. This isn't particularly graphic. This is by no means a classic of European Gothic horror but it's still an enjoyable watch. There's plenty of creepy atmosphere, some gory deaths and a few beautiful young women in the cast, including the stunning Erika Blanc. Daniel Emilfork gives a great performance as Satan in human form, very creepy.

chow913 We open in sepia tone 1945 with the fall of Berlin. What does this have to do with the rest of the movie? Very little.A priest, a bickering couple, two models, and their fat driver are in a van lost in the German countryside. Stop me if you've heard this joke before.After getting directions from grave digger Marylin Manson they decide to spend the night at a haunted castle and are invited to dinner by the creepy baron and his zombie butlers whom actually give them details on why each room they'll be staying in is haunted! What could possibly go wrong? Finally it's time for the meat of the story, the hot lezbo action between the models! This whole movie is basically the ultimate horror exploitation film with every cliché done to the extreme! So if you enjoy exploitation films you'll love this one.The set is also noteworthy. I have no idea where this was filmed but the real life castle stands out as no just a Hammer Horror movie set.

Bezenby When a film starts out with a German officer stabbing a newborn baby to death, you know you're in for something special. The Devil's Nightmare is an Italian movie, and a good one at that, so you can expect loads of atmosphere, surrealism, and of course nudie love scenes. Wahey!Turns out our baby stabber is part of a curse family who's oldest daughter always turns out to be a succubus, and we flash forward about 30 years to his castle, where a bunch of tourists have just turned up. There's the always eating bus driver, the gold-obsessed wife and cheating husband, the old guy, two lesbian lovers, and a priest. After a lengthy and welcome love scene between our two girls, everybody settles down to show the audience how awful they are before Erika Blanc shows up for dinner. It's no spoiler to say that our Erika is a succubus and immediately starts messing with the tourist's minds. No one can get out of the castle and a stabbed cat is found in the attic. Erika starts killing everyone in a way that represents the seven deadly sins: gluttony, lust, avarice etc. This kind of sounds boring, but for some reason Erika Blanc can turn from being a Euro babe to resembling a cadaver, and it's all a bit on the creepy and weird side. Who will survive?Apart from the creepy atmosphere, the thing I liked about this film was how when I thought I had it pegged (i.e. I thought the remainder of the film would involve Blanc stalking the survivors) the film took a quick left turn when the devil himself showed up! Throw in a couple of more twists and you've got a pretty effective, weird horror that could only have come from the seventies. Good soundtrack too!

HumanoidOfFlesh Sexy Erika Blanc famous from Mario Bava's "Kill Baby Kill" and Emilio Miraglia's "The Night Evelyn Came Out from the Grave" plays a seductress and succubus who spends the night in a Gothic castle along with seven unfortunate tourists,some weird servants and a cursed Baron von Rhoneberg.With the use of the Seven Deadly Sins as a motive,she will kill all that are in the castle.Here is where the fun kicks in,as we are witness to several creative deaths ala guillotine,drowning in gold,gluttony poisoning,iron maiden,falling on spikes,etc."The Devil's Nightmare" offers some nudity plus pretty steamy lesbian scene.The killings are fun and Erica Blanc is dressed in one of the sexiest evening outfits in the history of Eurohorror.The stunning cinematography by Andre Goeffers perfectly captures the majestique of the Gothic castle.7 out of 10.