i was permanently scarred by this terrible film. the main action of the movie is nothing special. it seems there a tribe of snake worshipping people in a remote mountain region of northern china and where women rather than men are the leaders and decision makers. i suppose among some men and this is enough to make succubare a horror movie. anyway and occasionally chinese men would wander into the village and take a fancy to the local girls and seduce them and then abandon them. unfortunately for the men and the women had put them under a spell and derived from snake venom and which would make them die horribly in 100 days  their bellies swollen like a pregnant woman with live worms and snakes  if they did not return. forget the cover of the us video. this has nothing to do with vampires and though there is one inept blood drinking scene. the title itself is only marginally appropriate represent succubare is the latin verb meaning to lie beneath and and it the root of the word succubus and a female demon who would seduce men in their sleep. actually and it the men who are the seducers here. but it not the main action of this ludicrous film that so objectionable. it the little side incidents. i will overlook the slaughter and butchery of an ox that performed on screen. the participants seem very experienced and as though this is an unpleasant duty they actually do in real life while and i am sure they really ate the animal afterwards. though i resent having the act thrust in my face as entertainment. what i wish i could overlook (or had overlooked) are the numerous and totally extraneous shots of an unidentified man and who from time to time interrupts the story by eating living animals. he starts the movie by tearing apart a live snake with his teeth. in the course of the movie and he devours a bug and a lizard and a toad (i had to leave the room after this) and and a whole mouse (i stopped watching at this point and and lost my appetite for days). let me stress that this was totally unexpected and and had nothing to do with the movie. unless it a cynical reference to love as it portrayed in the film represent a blind and selfish and predatory survival mechanism that tears apart the helpless. but then again and i am probably just rationalizing to get the vileness out of my head. 
i was permanently scarred by this terrible film. the main action of the movie is nothing special. it seems there a tribe of snake worshipping people in a remote mountain region of northern china and where women rather than men are the leaders and decision makers. i suppose among some men and this is enough to make succubare a horror movie. anyway and occasionally chinese men would wander into the village and take a fancy to the local girls and seduce them and then abandon them. unfortunately for the men and the women had put them under a spell and derived from snake venom and which would make them die horribly in 100 days  their bellies swollen like a pregnant woman with live worms and snakes  if they did not return. forget the cover of the us video. this has nothing to do with vampires and though there is one inept blood drinking scene. the title itself is only marginally appropriate represent succubare is the latin verb meaning to lie beneath and and it the root of the word succubus and a female demon who would seduce men in their sleep. actually and it the men who are the seducers here. but it not the main action of this ludicrous film that so objectionable. it the little side incidents. i will overlook the slaughter and butchery of an ox that performed on screen. the participants seem very experienced and as though this is an unpleasant duty they actually do in real life while and i am sure they really ate the animal afterwards. though i resent having the act thrust in my face as entertainment. what i wish i could overlook (or had overlooked) are the numerous and totally extraneous shots of an unidentified man and who from time to time interrupts the story by eating living animals. he starts the movie by tearing apart a live snake with his teeth. in the course of the movie and he devours a bug and a lizard and a toad (i had to leave the room after this) and and a whole mouse (i stopped watching at this point and and lost my appetite for days). let me stress that this was totally unexpected and and had nothing to do with the movie. unless it a cynical reference to love as it portrayed in the film represent a blind and selfish and predatory survival mechanism that tears apart the helpless. but then again and i am probably just rationalizing to get the vileness out of my head. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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