***Fascinating and Chilling Euro Gothic Masterpiece from 1971*** Seven tourists are forced to spend the night in an eerie castle in Germany. A succubus is sent to kill each one that indulges in one or more of the seven deadly sins (lust, gluttony, greed, sloth, wrath, envy/jealousy and pride). “The Devil’s Nightmare” (1971) is a Belgium/Italy co-production and a real hidden gem of Gothic horror. It has a great cast & story and was filmed in a real castle. The people and the sins they indulge in are as follows: Pride - Alvin, the Seminarian. Envy - Corinne (the hot brunette), the collector of men. Gluttony - Mr. Ducha, the Tour Driver. Lust - Howard Foster, Corinne's last addition to her collection. Wrath - Mr. Mason, the curmudgeonly complainer. Greed - Nancy Foster, the gold-seeking angry wife. Sloth - Regine, the (hot) sleepy blonde. Some, of course, are guilty of more than one main sin, such as: Nancy Foster, the angry wife: jealousy (although her husband gives her good reason to be jealous), envy (of the beauty of the other women) and wrath (I don't think she smiles once, except when she's literally swimming in gold). Corinne: lust (lesbianism & adultery). Regine: lust (lesbianism). A handful of observations: If the bus driver was really THAT gluttonous wouldn't he be a lot heavier? (Like Fat Bastage from Austin Powers). If Regine were really THAT lazy how could she p…

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