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User Reviews. Review this title. 2 Reviews. Hide Spoilers. Sort by: Filter by Rating: 4/10. You keep waiting for it to get better, Rumples 18 June 1999. But it never does. Which is a bit of a pity because, although far from an original idea, the concept has some promise. Still, what a way to go! The two leading women are both gorgeous. 4/10.
Recommendations. Michael Alvarez and his wife Susan have inherited an ancient Spanish castle, unaware that it comes with a horrendous curse. Michael is soon lured into a deadly romance with Diana,...
Immortal Sins R 1992 1h 16m Horror List Reviews 14% Audience Score 250+ Ratings Heirs (Cliff De Young, Maryam d'Abo) to a Spanish castle learn the hard way that it's haunted by a pagan...
- Herve Hachuel
- Horror
- Cliff Deyoung, Maryam D'abo, Shari Shattuck
Herve Hachuel. Immortal Sins Reviews. All Critics. Top Critics. All Audience. Verified Audience. No All Critics reviews for Immortal Sins. Rotten Tomatoes, home of the Tomatometer, is...
Mar 19, 1992 · 4.5 /10. 173. YOUR RATING. Rate. Horror Thriller. Michael Alvarez and his wife Susan have inherited an ancient Spanish castle, unaware that it comes with a horrendous curse. Michael is soon lured into a deadly romance with Diana, that tortures the family with immortal sins. Director. Hervé Hachuel. Writers. Thomas McKelvey Cleaver. Beverly Gray.
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- Horror, Thriller
- Hervé Hachuel
- 1992-03-19
Aired 19 August 2011 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW With Gwen willing to go to any lengths to save her family, Jack’s involvement in the lengthy history of the miracle that has given immortality to humanity finally begins to come to light in ‘Immortal Sins’ by Jane Espenson. Narratively, it’s a means to an end, but Gwen’s […]
Apr 19, 1999 · Immortal Sins. was a production made for the video/cable market of the 1990s.. It was produced by Roger Corman’s Concorde-New Horizons company and shot in Spain. In reality, more so than an erotic horror, Immortal Sins is a throwback to the Continental Gothic films that emerged out of Italy of the 1960s – the likes of Black Sunday (1960), The Virgin of Nuremberg (1963), Castle of Blood ...
