MALPERTUIS (1971) Radiance Films Blu-ray Review

 


From the Harry Kumel, director of DAUGHTERS OF DARKNESS, comes MALPERTUIS (1971), featuring Orson Welles in a strange tale of a young man beckoned back to his dark and cavernous family estate, where fellow relations eagerly anticipate the demise of lord of the manor Welles, in hopes of being the one chosen to inherit it all. The only downside to the windfall...the winner may never leave.

Featuring Susan Hampshire in FIVE roles.

Spooky, poetic, artfully executed, and a bit of a puzzler. Radiance Films' new Blu-ray transfer looks great, and the disc is packed to the rafters will extras old and new.

Get your copy now from Amazon at:
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