Britain's very first vampire feature set in modern day, instead of the Gothic style popularized by Hammer Films.
French actor Hubert Noël derived great amusement from the fact that his English co-workers had nicknamed him "Bert Christmas".
French inspector's name, Malin, is the french word ("le Malin") for Satan. It also means "clever".
From the book 'Talismans: The Power of Magic' MDCLXXV (1675)
Devils of Darkness Count Sinistre born 1588 Armond de Moliere - Parisian artist was engaged in all manner of perversity and evil. He claimed his victims by Hypnotic sorcery, until in the village of Pelak, Brittany, accused of being a Vampire, he was buried alive. To those who followed his pursuit of the diabolic power of Black Magic he was known as Count Sinistre, the creed of his initiates was to gain limitless power over GOD, demon & man.
Devils of Darkness Count Sinistre born 1588 Armond de Moliere - Parisian artist was engaged in all manner of perversity and evil. He claimed his victims by Hypnotic sorcery, until in the village of Pelak, Brittany, accused of being a Vampire, he was buried alive. To those who followed his pursuit of the diabolic power of Black Magic he was known as Count Sinistre, the creed of his initiates was to gain limitless power over GOD, demon & man.
Final film of Diana Decker.
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