High in the remote, mist-shrouded Alps, a trio of cowherds, isolated with their cattle, seek to dispel their mounting dread through cheap wine and a crude straw effigy. But what begins as a drunken lark turns to pure terror when their crude doll awakens as a beautiful, otherworldly succubus. Drawn to the men’s deepest desires, she slowly ensnares them in a web of seduction and madness, turning their secluded refuge into a claustrophobic nightmare. As paranoia and lust spiral out of control, they realize they must destroy her before she claims them all—but can they resist her fatal allure?
User Reviews
“I went in expecting a cheesy folk horror, but this really surprised me. The atmosphere is thick enough to cut with a knife, and the mountain setting adds this real sense of isolation. The succubus is genuinely creepy, not just boobs and fangs. It's got a slow burn, but that final act is a punch to the gut.”
“It's a mixed bag for me. On one hand, the concept is solid and the actor playing the succubus is unsettling. On the other, the pacing is draggy and some of the male characters are so unlikable I didn't really care who lived or died. It has its moments, but it won't make my top list.”
“For me, this is a hidden gem of Euro horror. The way it builds dread using the stark, beautiful Alps is masterful. It's more about psychological terror and sexual temptation than cheap gore, which I appreciated. It's not for everyone, but I found it haunting and thought-provoking.”
“Man, this was a slog. I get the whole 'slow burn' thing, but burn me already! The scares are few and far between, and when they come, they're pretty tame. The story has potential, but the execution feels dated and kind of boring. If you're a completist of 80s Euro horror, maybe, but otherwise skip it.”
































































