| Most everyone can agree there is something undeniably sexy about the whole idea of the Lesbian Vampire. She is about death and desire—flirting with our deepest desires and curiosities—teasing our curiosity about the afterlife as well as our sexual fantasies. The appeal of the Lesbian Vampire cuts across sexual, gender and orientation barriers. And for lesbians it is campy good fun—complete with heaving bosoms and lowcut gowns held up only by the power of sheer evil. The golden age of cinematic Lesbian Vampires was the early 1970’s--and the first stirring of second wave feminism. At first strong women clothed in chains and black leather boots seducing and stealing beautiful, young straight girls appealed to both sexes. But when the idea of a vampy vampire stealing away their woman hit a little close to home with men they were no longer good family fun. But today I hope we are all over that. http://bit.ly/41FWi | ||
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| Vampyros Lesbos
$19.99 | Sexy Adventures of Van Helsing / Vampire's ...
$19.99 | Crimson Nights
$19.99 |
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| Misty's Secret / Vampire's Seduction Double...
| Carmilla: The Lesbian Vampire
$9.99 | Vampire Circus (1972) [Import]
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| Lust for Dracula (Director's Cut)
| Flow
$17.99 | Vampire Ecstasy (1974)
$29.99 |
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Lesbian Vampires Suck Best
