Nude nuns, lesbian catfights and snake-cult rituals; what else could this be but a Ken Russell fantasy sextravaganza?
In the Peak District, a reptile skull is found in the grounds of a building looked after by two sisters whose parents have disappeared in mysterious circumstances.
The unearthing of the skull, which archaeologist Angus Flint believes is linked to the legend of an ancient snake god, leads to a series of grotesque happenings.
Based on Bram Stoker’s least famous novel, and starring an unknown Hugh Grant, this Christianity versus Paganism tract is a delirious hoot from start to finish, so serious horror fans had better look elsewhere.
Those in the mood for side-splitting lunatic nonsense – the kind that has reptilian Amanda Donohoe nakedly writhing through her country mansion to snake-charming music – are on the right track.
Lady Sylvia Marsh
Amanda Donohoe Lord James D’Ampton
Hugh Grant Eve Trent
Catherine Oxenberg Angus Flint
Peter Capaldi Mary Trent
Sammi Davis Peters
Stratford Johns PC Erny
Paul Brooke Dorothy Trent
Imogen Claire Kevin
Chris Pitt Nurse Gladwell
Gina McKee Joe Grant
Christopher Gable Jesus Christ
Lloyd Peters
Director
Ken Russell
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