“Bloodlust” appears to be another load of sick-spirited & extreme 70’s trash, but if you make the effort to observe the film closer, you’ll discover that it’s actually an intense and tragic drama rather than just euro-smut. Werner Pochath portrays an anonymous deaf-mute man in his early twenties, working as an accountant and living in a ramshackle studio that he decorated with uncanny dolls. Flashbacks show that his father was very abusive and he regularly witnessed how his little sister was sexually assaulted, so naturally he carries a truckload of childhood traumas with him. He keeps his perverted “desires” under control by regularly breaking into morgues and mutilating girls’ corpses as well as slurping their blood through a homemade glass straw. In this scene, he stalks a lover’s lane where Marisa Feldy is being ravished by her lover until the killer opens the car door, bludgeons the man and grabs Marisa and bludgeons her to death on the hood of the car. Great upskirt views of the sexy victim!
Bloodlust (1974) – Babe beaten to death with wrench
