Olhos de Vampa

1996
1h 14m

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In São Paulo, a beautiful woman is found dead, with a peach in her mouth, a bite in her butt and without blood in the body. Dr. Artur, the chief of police, assigns detective Leôncio to inves... Read allIn São Paulo, a beautiful woman is found dead, with a peach in her mouth, a bite in her butt and without blood in the body. Dr. Artur, the chief of police, assigns detective Leôncio to investigate the murder together with the fetishist photographer Oscar. When other women are fou... Read allIn São Paulo, a beautiful woman is found dead, with a peach in her mouth, a bite in her butt and without blood in the body. Dr. Artur, the chief of police, assigns detective Leôncio to investigate the murder together with the fetishist photographer Oscar. When other women are found dead in the same modus-operandi - i.e., peach in the mouth, bite in the ass, and no blo... Read all

Director
- Walter Rogério
Writers
- Walter Rogério
- Roberto d'Avila
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5.8/10

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Director
- Walter Rogério
Writers
- Walter Rogério
- Roberto d'Avila
Stars

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10/10

A Brazilian "Nosferatu"

This low-budget movie (completed in 1996, but released only in 2004) shows a policeman specialized in psychology and a fetishist photographer chasing "Vampa", a very peculiar vampire that lives in the big city of Sao Paulo (also known as "Sampa"): instead of sucking blood from necks, Vampa prefers to bite beautiful girl's asses (some of the actresses playing the victims were "Playboy" covers in Brazil), leaving always a ripe peach in their mouths.

Very funny, sexy, intelligent (there's a lot of subtext, from analysis concerning sexual preferences to social comments and references to soccer teams, but nothing that will spoil the fun of non-Brazilian viewers) and beautifully done, it's a fantastic movie _ but not recommended for those who doesn't have a sense of humor or the patience to see something audacious and different than the average.