Blu-ray Review – Draguse

1976's "Draguse" is an episodic exploration of fetishes and desires involving Parisian characters, and there's something of a horror element to the endeavor, giving it a different tone than most adult efforts of the era. Director Patrice Rhomm doesn't have a game plan for the feature, but there's the vague shape of a story, tracking the determination of an author working through a case of writer's block, tasked with creating erotica, which brings him to a remote house inhabited by a seductive and potentially evil presence. Throughout the movie, elements of sex, tourism, and Naziploitation are offered screen time, giving viewers an unexpectedly unsteady ride of carnal and commerce delights. Read the rest at Blu-ray.com