The Shiver of the Vampires is a horror movie directed by Jean Rollin and released in 1971. The film focuses on a young couple, Marie and John, who are on their honeymoon. They decide to stay at an old castle, which Marie has inherited, for the night. However, when they arrive, they realize that the castle is home to a group of vampires.
As the night progresses, Marie begins to have strange nightmares and visions. She is haunted by the ghostly image of a woman in white, who seems to be leading her towards the vampires. John, on the other hand, is oblivious to the danger they are in and spends his time exploring the castle.
The vampires soon reveal themselves to the couple, and Marie is seduced by them. She becomes more and more fascinated by their lifestyle, while John tries to find a way to escape. The couple is caught in a perilous situation, and it becomes clear that they are not the first visitors to fall prey to the castle's inhabitants.
The movie is known for its dreamlike atmosphere, bizarre costumes, and eroticism. It subverts traditional vampire lore, portraying the vampires as seductive and alluring rather than monstrous. The Shiver of the Vampires is a cult classic that has influenced countless horror movies that followed.