Blue Blood (1974)
Año de lanzamiento: 1974
Nación: Canada, United Kingdom
Alternative Title: Siniveriset, O ypiretis tou Diavolou, I diavoli n. 2 - Aristocrazia immorale, I diavoli n° 2, Blueblood, Der Lord, der ein Diener sein wollte
Director: Andrew Sinclair
Writer: Andrew Sinclair
Producción & Género
Productor: Producer: John Trent, Kent Walwin
Executive Producer: Geoffrey Nethercott, Peter James
Compañías: Mallard Productions
Budget: N/A
Premios & Similares
Premios: N/A
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Palabras clave
Palabras clave: occult
Historia
Blue Blood tells the story of an arrogant young aristocrat who hires Tom as his butler and entrusts him with running his country house. Initially appearing subservient, Tom gradually asserts dominance over his master, manipulating him through means suggesting demonic influence or witchcraft. A German nanny, newly hired at the estate, grows concerned about Tom's sinister control over both her employer and the household.
Resumen
Directed by Andrew Sinclair in 1974, Blue Blood is a British-Canadian drama with elements of horror. The film explores themes of class struggle, manipulation, and the occult within an affluent estate setting. However, detailed contextual information or thematic interpretations are limited due to the brevity of the provided plot sources.
