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product_id: 28601904
title: "Alucarda"
brand: "juan lópez moctezuma"
price: "€ 50.59"
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# Alucarda

**Brand:** juan lópez moctezuma
**Price:** € 50.59
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- **What is this?** Alucarda by juan lópez moctezuma
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## Description

Product Description          The Psychotronic Video Guide describes this film as "the strongest, most imaginative, and visual witch movie since Ken Russell's the Devils." It tells of the strange friendship between two young girls Justine and Alucarda, and how their relationship destroyed the lives of those around them in a torrent of blood, death and damnation. This legendary lost film contains images that will shock and disturb.Perverse, erotic chiller from Juan L. Moctezuma is a disturbing tale of Justine and Alucarda, two young orphans in a 19th-century convent populated by fanatical nuns. The girls come across a tomb in the woods and enter it, only to leave possessed bydemons who lead them into satanic rituals and lesbianism. Soon, the pair are pitted in battle against the nuns, and the whipping, screaming and blood begins! AKA: "Mark of the Devil 3." 74 min. Standard; Soundtracks: Spanish mono, English stereo; Subtitles: NOFEATURES:Studio: Mondo MacabroNumber of discs: 1DVD Release Date: March 25, 2003Run Time: 74 minutesBrand New Digital TransferDirectors: Juan López Moctezuma             Review          Alucarda IS a lost horror classic -- MonstersAtPlayBloody good fun and a great disc to boot - highly recommended! -- Sex Gore MutantsMore blood, loud screaming & nudity than any horror film I've seen. --Psychotronic Film Guide

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## Customer Reviews

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    bizarre and compelling
  

*by T***K on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 26, 2006*

Alucarda begins as a new mother in some sort of implied peril, sends her newborn daughter off to a convent for safe keeping. Years later her grown girl (Alucarda) and companion stumble upon mom's tomb and are overtaken by the evil force that killed her. Filled with piss-and-vinegar the two return to the convent and unleash wave of demonic terror that brings the convent to it's knees.Riding the crest of the Exorcist and Ken Russell's The Devils, Mexican Director, Lopez Moctezuma delivered this hybrid that still manages bare his own unique brand of surrealism. Not unlike Carrie, Alucarda takes the theme of female sexual maturation to it's absurd limits, right down to having the nuns of the convent garbed in what appear to be bloodied menstrual rags. In fact, there is almost a constant "flow" of blood & nudity intertwined throughout the film; a flow which the nuns try (and fail) to quell by dishing out equal parts of love & sadism toward the two girls and themselves .Obviously if your not a fan of  non-linear flights of blasphemous fancy, you need not apply here, because this by no means your run-of-the-mill demonic possession ripoff. Though filled with a good many arresting visuals, I don't agree with those who feel this is Moctezuma's finest hour. I would still give that honor to Mansion of Madness (Dr. Tarr's Torture Dungeon), largely because in that film Moctezuma orchestrates his delirium with greater virtuosity and focus. I'm guessing it's the ample nudity that gives Alucarda the leg up for some of it's devoted fans.Mondo Macabro has put out a pretty nice DVD of this bilingual production, with image quality that does justice to Moctezuma's vision. My only beef is that though they include both a Spanish and English audio option, I would have liked to get English subtitles as the Spanish track had additional music cues not present on the English track, and sounded a little more organic in general.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Alucarda
  

*by I***W on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 28, 2010*

Justine is thrust in to a depraved world of darkness when she meets the demonically possessed Alucarda, and together, the two set out to defile the church with their unsanctified evil. ALUCARDA serves as a biting critical response to the oppressive Catholic controls that were set on Mexican culture throughout the better half of the twentieth century. The film's arresting visuals, haunting score, and brilliant set pieces are quite unlike anything else in the genre, with each contributing to the surreal mysticism of the plot. Juan Lopez Moctezuma is unafraid to explore a rich and vivid color palette, contrasting hot and cool tones while using the screen as his own morbid canvas. The characters he introduces are equally colorful, depicting a variety of strange, offbeat personas that seem to have stepped out of the pages of some twisted fairy tale. Tina Romero's unnerving performance is wildly over the top, but her crazed shrieks and howls along with her deathly facial gestures will leave viewers believing that she truly is possessed. A culmination of Moctezuma's expressive style explodes on screen in the film's bloody finale, where Alucarda calls upon the powers of Satan to strike down the convent in a rain of fire. ALUCARDA is a compelling visual masterpiece that transforms the screen into a nightmarish vision of hell. It comes as no surprise that Moctezuma was a close colleague of the equally brilliant Alejandro Jodorowsky, director of SANTA SANGRE, let alone an inspiration to other talented Mexican filmmakers like Guillermo del Toro. This possession tale cannot be overlooked, and it still stands as one of the strongest Mexican exports in the genre.-Carl ManesI Like Horror Movies

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    but if you love anything from Rosemarys baby to Jodorowsky and anything from ...
  

*by J***R on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 18, 2017*

It's  been  a  few  years  since  I  watched  this  one  and  was  blown  away  once  again  by  the  surrealistic  horror  from  this  veteran  of  the  panic  movement. Beware  this  is  not  for  the  pop horror  fan. If  your  fav. flicks are paranormal activity or any of  the  numerous remakes of  the  2000's bow out, but  if  you  love  anything  from  Rosemarys  baby  to  Jodorowsky  and  anything from arthouse to  extreme grindhouse and in between  strap in and  hold  on!

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