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Caroline (Misty Mundae) comes to Paris to visit the grave of her
recently deceased, estranged mother ... but before she knows it, a slimey
guy (Christophe Bier) rapes her and steals her luggage. However, she soon
catches the attention of Isobel (Mia Copia), who seems to be fascinated by
her - only problem, Isobel is a vampire.
However, when Isobel and Caroline first make love, Isobel realizes
she's in love and can't bite Caroline to death. So instead she lets
Caroline stay with her as a lover ...
Eventually, Isobel and Caroline notice a stalker and voyeur (William
Hellfire, giving a really obnoxious performance) following them. Isobel
thinks it best to invite him to her place where they begin to seduce him
in the bathtub. But when they realize he is a bit clumsy concerning sex,
Isobel sends Caroline out of the room to teach the stalker a lesson ...
and bites him to death, without Caroline noticing anything ...
Eventually, Caroline and Isobel run across Caroline's rapist, and
Isobel promises Caroline to take care of him ... so she invites him to her
appartment, allows him to start to rape Caroline (again), then simply
bites him to death as well, right in front of Caroline's eyes, who only
now realizes her lover's a vampire. She's understandably shocked, but when
Isobel promises never to hurt her she calms down and the two have
passionate sex ... until Isobel bites Caroline to death as well, because
"blood is sweeter than love".
On the plus side, this film has some quite atmospheric shots and uses
the Paris locations to its advantage, and both Misty Mundae and Mia Copia
are pretty enough in their way to make their many sex scenes enjoyable. On
the other hand though, the film is way too slow-moving to pack any kind of
punch and the very thin script as such is as bland as it is bad. A pity
that director/screenwriter Donald Farmer did not get more out of its
locations and production values ...
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