Review of Vampyres

All the ingredients are there to make José Ramón Larraz's unappreciated "Vampyres" a feverish ode to the glory of the vampire movie version BIS: gloomy atmosphere, sublime vampire women (the brunette is to die for), sinister settings, music in tune, sublime vampire women, nudity without complex, nice gore scenes and enough striking for this time, sublime vampire women and ... sublime .. .(ok I'll stop!). It's like as the saying goes the cream of the cream of the European 70's bis, well above a Jean Rollin or a Jess Franco, with also few means but a staging that has nothing to envy the best movies of the Hammer (yes yes!).
With no doubt, to bring closer to the no less brilliant "The Red Lips" of Harry Kumel. The top of the top in short..