The Devil's Wedding Night (1973) Italian film completo [Full Movie] [Vertical Drama]Full EP - Full

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00:00:32Oh, my God.

00:01:27Oh, my God.

00:01:32Oh, my God.

00:02:27Oh, my God.

00:02:43Could it be that perhaps it's the same ring?

00:02:49Oh, my God.

00:03:17It was attributed to this mysterious unknown ring, which endowed him with extraordinary

00:03:24and supernatural powers, not merely over creatures of his own curious ilk, but over mankind as

00:03:31well.

00:03:32The ring's golden band had embedded in it a large glowing stone having the color of blood.

00:03:39And when the light of the full moon struck its surface, weird, eerie and uncanny phenomena

00:03:45took place, and the sinister night creatures lurking in the shadows would have their black

00:03:51feast.

00:04:12Once upon a midnight dreary, as he pondered weak and weary,

00:04:19over many a quaint and curious volume of forgotten lore, Edgar Allan Poe, a writer from the new

00:04:28world who's quite the rage these days.

00:04:29I'd say his morbid style is rather suited to you, Carl.

00:04:35Don't you ever tire of pondering, dear boy.

00:04:37Franz, I've just made an important discovery.

00:04:41Well, I hope it's important enough to cover all my gambling debts with.

00:04:46Again, lady luck wasn't very kind to me tonight.

00:04:48It's incredible, Franz.

00:04:51The long-lost ring of the Nibelungen.

00:04:53I think I've discovered its whereabouts.

00:04:56The ring of the Nibelungen?

00:04:58I thought it only existed in Wagner's operas.

00:05:02We're out of brandy.

00:05:04It's legend that's back much farther.

00:05:06Much before Wagner.

00:05:08Jeola spoke of it in 200 B.C.

00:05:10So did Tarpon 1300, and here again, Sinesia, the Greek.

00:05:16The possessor of the ring may have power over all mankind if he's willing to renounce love.

00:05:22Hmm.

00:05:23Quite a price to pay, love.

00:05:27It's reputed to have passed through the hands of some of the most powerful figures in history.

00:05:32Alexander the Great, Genghis Khan, Attila the Hun, Ivan the Terrible, William the Conqueror.

00:05:39Shilla the Archaeologist.

00:05:41You jest.

00:05:43But I'm convinced that it actually exists, and I intend to find it.

00:05:47Just think of it, Franz.

00:05:49The ring of the Nibelungen.

00:05:51Yes, I've decided to leave in the morning.

00:05:54You're not wasting any time, are you?

00:05:57What does this magnificent treasure look like?

00:06:08The ring is singular in its aspect.

00:06:10It's band fashioned from common gold, but with a huge stone that, although similar in appearance to a ruby, is

00:06:17comprised of a substance unlike that of any to be found on earth.

00:06:21One theory has it that the stone itself was extricated from an ancient meteorite which landed in the Carpathian Mountains.

00:06:27I dare say it must be quite valuable.

00:06:31Invaluable.

00:06:32Any collector would be willing to pay millions for it.

00:06:35But if I find it, I shall never allow it to fall into private hands.

00:06:39Too precarious for mankind.

00:06:42No.

00:06:43I shall consign it straight away to the Karnstein Museum of Archeology.

00:06:47We're safe and secure.

00:06:49The ring will go on display for all to see.

00:06:51Carl, your benevolence overwhelms me.

00:06:55And where did you say was last seen this fantastic ring of yours?

00:06:58The Carpathian Mountains?

00:07:00In Transylvania.

00:07:04Transylvania.

00:07:06But that's vampire country.

00:07:11You have heard of those blood sucking creatures, haven't you?

00:07:23Eliphas in his book of occult mysteries describes them thusly.

00:07:28Sine morte mortis, sine vite vivent.

00:07:33Alive without life, dead without death.

00:07:37Aren't you frightened you might get bitten on the neck?

00:07:42I never exclude any possibility.

00:07:45So I shall go protected.

00:07:47I found this talisman, this amulet, during my expedition in the Valley of the Kings in Egypt.

00:07:55It was worn in homage to the demon god Pazuzu.

00:07:58Pazuzu?

00:07:59It's supposed to protect the wearer against all forms of supernatural evil.

00:08:03Of any sort.

00:08:04Hmm.

00:08:04Which, I take it, would apply to vampires too.

00:08:08Hmm.

00:08:09If indeed they do exist.

00:08:11Well, I'd better rest up for the journey ahead.

00:08:13So I bid you goodnight, Franz.

00:08:15Hmm.

00:08:17Where exactly in Transylvania are you going?

00:08:19Just in case I should have to come and rescue you.

00:08:21In the proximity of a village called Ladraku.

00:08:25Castle Dracula, to be exact.

00:08:51Which I do not know.

00:08:52Where exactly at the beginning?

00:08:52Roger one?

00:09:01No, no.

00:09:03I don't know.

00:09:03What a take.

00:09:03No, no.

00:09:09I'll go.

00:09:09The skill of our station.

00:09:09I'll go.

00:09:10Okay.

00:09:16I'll go.

00:09:16You'll go.

00:09:17I'll go.

00:09:18Hey, buddy, Paul, go.

00:10:19Like a tall beer to raise my spirits after a long weary ride and a bed.

00:10:27The food?

00:10:31A tall beer and a soft bed.

00:10:42I'll be right back.

00:10:46Say.

00:10:48You.

00:10:50You're new around here, aren't you?

00:10:52What brings you to these parts?

00:10:54Eh, mister?

00:10:55Business.

00:10:56Is that so?

00:10:58Business, huh?

00:11:00And at this particular time?

00:11:02Research.

00:11:03Work.

00:11:04Here?

00:11:05In Ladraku?

00:11:07Castle Dracula.

00:11:28My room?

00:11:29My daughter will show you to your room.

00:11:52This way, please.

00:11:56Huh.

00:11:57Rather strange, those boys downstairs.

00:11:59Is everyone in Ladraku like that?

00:12:02It's only, well, we're not used to having strangers here, you see.

00:12:05You mean strangers who come to visit Castle Dracula?

00:12:10Yes.

00:12:12Is that true always?

00:12:14Or only at this particular time?

00:12:18Yes.

00:12:19Both.

00:12:21But especially now.

00:12:23Why?

00:12:23Is this vampire season?

00:12:26I...

00:12:26Well then, for all you know, I could be a vampire.

00:12:34Forgive me, I didn't mean to frighten you.

00:12:36Never mind.

00:12:37That's all right.

00:12:38It's merely that I don't take these tales very seriously.

00:12:41I...

00:12:41I don't either, yet tomorrow night is supposedly the night of the Virgin Moon.

00:12:47And everybody in Ladraku is very nervous.

00:12:50The night of the Virgin Moon?

00:12:53Yes, they say it occurs every 50 years.

00:12:57On the night of the first full moon, after midsummer,

00:13:02five virgins are chosen from the village and called to the castle.

00:13:06Chosen?

00:13:07Who is it that chooses them?

00:13:12No one knows.

00:13:13It just happens.

00:13:16They go off in the middle of the night.

00:13:18And they never come back.

00:13:21Terrible things are supposed to happen to them.

00:13:24But you don't believe this legend.

00:13:26I don't want to.

00:13:28But some of the elders of the village swear to it.

00:13:32Well, I seem to have arrived in time for the fun.

00:13:36You joke.

00:13:38Why are you worried?

00:13:40I wish I could help.

00:13:43Must you go to that horrible castle?

00:13:50I have nothing to worry about.

00:13:53Hmm?

00:13:55You see this amulet?

00:13:58It's magic.

00:14:02All I do is put it around my neck.

00:14:07And I'm protected against evil monsters of all sorts.

00:14:11And since they're only interested in virgins, why, I'm doubly protected.

00:14:18How insensitive I must seem, thinking of my own protection, when I should think of yours.

00:14:29I have all sorts of clues and all kinds of things.

00:14:43I need to be afraid of my children, and I'm not going to be aware of them.

00:14:43I'm glad you can see those little monsters.

00:14:44But I don't know who knows.

00:14:45I'm not going to be afraid of them.

00:14:46I don't know.

00:15:43I don't know.

00:15:46I don't know.

00:16:24I don't know.

00:16:56I don't know.

00:17:00I don't know.

00:17:11I don't know.

00:17:32I don't know.

00:17:44I don't know.

00:18:23I don't know.

00:18:36I don't know.

00:18:42I don't know.

00:19:12I don't know.

00:19:14I don't know.

00:19:19I don't know.

00:19:28I don't know.

00:19:34I don't know.

00:19:37I don't know.

00:19:45I don't know.

00:19:46I don't know.

00:19:56I don't know.

00:19:58I don't know.

00:20:00I don't know.

00:20:17I don't know.

00:20:20I don't know.

00:20:21I don't know.

00:20:31I don't know.

00:20:37I don't know.

00:20:41I don't know.

00:20:49I don't know.

00:20:50I don't know.

00:20:57I don't know.

00:21:06I don't know.

00:21:07I don't know.

00:21:08I don't know.

00:21:49I don't know.

00:22:19I don't know.

00:22:40I don't know.

00:22:40Do your architectural explorations always begin with an inspection of ancestral crypts?

00:22:47Mr. Schiller.

00:22:51You are the Countess Doling and De Vries, I presume?

00:22:54I am.

00:22:56My apologies.

00:22:58I came across the crypt by accident.

00:23:00By accident?

00:23:01Yes.

00:23:02You see, I was following up.

00:23:04Yes.

00:23:06Shadow of some sort.

00:23:11Indeed?

00:23:13Whose?

00:23:14I'm not certain.

00:23:16Oh.

00:23:17Do you normally wonder about stalking shadows in the evening?

00:23:22Countess,

00:23:24this morning I encountered a young woman who bade me to remain until you returned.

00:23:28Finally growing impatient, I took a stroll outside and discovered that same woman dead.

00:23:33You mean my housekeeper?

00:23:35Oh, she often gives that appearance.

00:23:37You don't understand.

00:23:39I found her corpse in an open grave.

00:23:43Perhaps the legend of this castle is having a deleterious effect on your reason or a stimulating effect on your

00:23:50fancy.

00:23:52Wouldn't you say so, Lara?

00:24:04As you can see, Mr. Schiller, she's quite alive.

00:24:08Although her demeanor does put strangers off at times.

00:24:13When I first met her, I told her she had the aura of a zombie.

00:24:18But it didn't make her laugh, poor dear.

00:24:21No.

00:24:23Lara never laughs.

00:24:26Unfortunately, she has no sense of humor.

00:24:30Lara, set another place at the table.

00:24:34You will stay for dinner, won't you, Mr. Schiller?

00:24:37Yes.

00:24:41Yes.

00:24:41Of course.

00:25:01Indeed.

00:25:03And it doesn't give you a strange feeling living here in the very same castle once inhabited by the infamous

00:25:11Count Dracula.

00:25:12Quite frankly, it has no such effect upon me, Mr. Schiller.

00:25:17I feel very much at home here.

00:25:19Oh.

00:25:24You are related then to the Count?

00:25:30You need have no fear.

00:25:33I'm merely indebted to him insofar as his infamous name and reputation made it possible for me to acquire this

00:25:40estate for a rather modest sum.

00:25:44I can't help asking myself how a woman, lovely and charming as you are,

00:25:51and they're wasting her beauty in the confines of these melancholy walls.

00:25:54The outside world has so much to offer you.

00:25:58What?

00:25:59Parties?

00:26:01Dances?

00:26:02And other mundane frivolities?

00:26:05No.

00:26:06It can offer me no more than that which I already have.

00:26:10The peace and quiet.

00:26:12This marvelous sense of solitude and eternal tranquility which permeates everything around here.

00:26:19It makes me feel more alive and sensitive to certain things.

00:26:26Sensations which one misses in the outside world.

00:26:30Can you understand?

00:26:33Yes, I understand.

00:26:35But I fear that I could never give up to the extent that you have those mundane frivolities which afford

00:26:41me so much pleasure.

00:26:42Who knows what pleasures you might find if you tried.

00:26:59No, thank you.

00:27:01All this wine, I'm afraid, is making my head spin.

00:27:05My head's spinning also, but not from the wine.

00:27:09Oh, Mr. Schiller, you do have a way about you.

00:27:15I imagine women find you quite irresistible.

00:27:18Do they?

00:27:20Do you?

00:27:24Quite.

00:27:26But perhaps not in the same way as the others.

00:27:31Oh?

00:27:33In what way then?

00:27:36Differently.

00:27:40Oh, my dear Countess.

00:27:42All of the other women in my life are like so many ladies of the night compared to you.

00:27:50Ah, but I am in my own fashion also a lady of the night.

00:28:31I've never known a woman like you.

00:28:33Oh, Franz.

00:28:37Franz.

00:28:55Excuse me.

00:28:56In which direction is Castle Dracula?

00:29:01Here.

00:29:03los

00:29:03the

00:29:03he

00:29:03I don't know.

00:29:51I don't know.

00:30:01Forgive me, I seem to have startled you.

00:30:05It's just that we're not accustomed to having visitors often to the castle, and if they saw...

00:30:12I'm not accustomed, perhaps, to having two visitors on the same day who look so much alike.

00:30:16I don't understand.

00:30:18Forgive what may seem presumption, madam, but your reaction is one I know quite well.

00:30:23It tells me my twin brother, Franz, has already been here.

00:30:27May I see him?

00:30:30I'm Karl Schiller.

00:30:32Or am I intruding?

00:30:35Do come in.

00:30:49Follow me.

00:30:53Your brother was here indeed, but he has already departed.

00:30:57Come.

00:30:59Yes.

00:31:00That's strange as I was supposed to meet him here.

00:31:03Oh, really?

00:31:05Mr. Schiller, the resemblance is truly extraordinary.

00:31:11Yes.

00:31:12We've often...

00:31:20I found your brother's comportment strange.

00:31:24Certainly not befitting a gentleman.

00:31:27If anything, to the contrary.

00:31:30You see, he spent the entire day exploring the castle for his architectural studies.

00:31:39Architectural studies?

00:31:40That's right.

00:31:43And then, with hardly a word of thanks for the hospitality accorded him, he left.

00:31:51Abruptly.

00:31:52Abruptly, hmm?

00:31:59That's not like Franz.

00:32:02Where did he go?

00:32:04A lady may be forgiven curiosity, Mr. Schiller, but not indiscretion.

00:32:10Besides, like I said, he left suddenly without saying anything.

00:32:18I admit I was rather offended.

00:32:21But then, this unexpected appearance of his identical twin brother

00:32:27is having the most placating effect upon me.

00:32:31Hmm.

00:32:33You will stay the night, won't you, Mr. Schiller?

00:32:36If only to make amends

00:32:39for your family's chivalry

00:32:40and honor.

00:32:42If only to make amends.

00:32:44I'm so sorry.

00:32:44That's fine.

00:33:13I didn't understand.

00:33:13I don't think so.

00:33:14Oh, my God.

00:34:04Oh, my God.

00:34:42Oh

00:34:54I

00:34:55Shouldn't worry too much about your brother. I

00:34:58Trust you enjoyed supper and I'm quite certain that come tomorrow you shall find

00:35:03I'm certain

00:35:08Good night, madam

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