Blood Delirium
Italy 1988. Director: Sergio Bergonzelli
Cast: John Philip Law, Gordon Mitchell, Brigitte Christensen

A stupid stinker about a pretentious painter who after his beloved wife have died discover he can now only paint with young dead girl's freshly tapped blood, because "blood is the color of life". To his help he has an old necrophiliac who kidnaps girls from the village for the purpose. Blood Delirium is nothing but a waste of time. It has no atmosphere, no style and it's absolutely not sexy, although they try very hard. Shot in Rome but it looks like Budapest or Prague and plays like someone has put the actors up front, pointed the camera in their direction and left to cash in the check. Yet the frisky performers, especially John Philip Law, seem to enjoy this more than they perhaps should have. Almost unwatchable. Avoid.