Vampire Circus (1972)

Vampire Circus (1972) is a British horror film directed by Robert Young and starring Adrienne Corri, Thorley Walters, and John Moulder-Brown. The film follows a group of vampires who come to a small village in 19th century Europe and wreak havoc on the inhabitants.

The film is known for its explicit sexual content, which is unusual for a horror movie of the time. Vampire Circus features several scenes of sexual activity, including a scene in which a female vampire seduces a young man and then feeds on him. There is also a scene in which a female vampire seduces a young girl, and a scene in which a male vampire seduces a young woman.

The sexual content in Vampire Circus is not just limited to the vampires. There is also a scene in which a group of villagers engage in an orgy, and a scene in which a young man is seduced by a female vampire.

The sexual content in Vampire Circus is not just limited to the vampires. There is also a scene in which a group of villagers engage in an orgy, and a scene in which a young man is seduced by a female vampire.

The sexual content in Vampire Circus is not just limited to the vampires. There is also a scene in which a group of villagers engage in an orgy, and a scene in which a young man is seduced by a female vampire.

The sexual content in Vampire Circus is not just limited to the vampires. There is also a scene in which a group of villagers engage in an orgy, and a scene in which a young man is seduced by a female vampire.

The sexual content in Vampire Circus is not just limited to the vampires. There is also a scene in which a group of villagers engage in an orgy, and a scene in which a young man is seduced by a female vampire.

Overall, Vampire Circus is a unique horror film that features some very explicit sexual content. While the film may not be for everyone, it is certainly worth watching for those who are interested in exploring the darker side of horror.