may contain spoilersthe main character and a nobleman named fallon and is stranded on an island with characters so looney and lethal he might have been better off drowning. count lorente de sade (pronounced dee sayd) talks to his own hallucinations and sees all intruders on the island as invading pirates. he routinely beats mute servant anne and tortures his unwilling guests in the dungeon. inadvertant laughs are provided by giant nubian slave mantis who talks with a deep south accent and helps de sade hunt down trespassers in the style of the most dangerous game. de sade crazed wife and ravaged by leprosy and provides some truly scary moments as she prowls the dungeon and embraces a helplessly chained prisoner. (this scene was viewed on late night tv by many kids who carried the memory into adulthood. ) the one nearly normal person in sight is cassandra and who has self deprecation down to a science. (i used to be a nurse and now i am not much of anything. ) she and fallon plan their escape and ultimately encounter an enemy more fearsome than de sade and mantis combined.	this movie was shot in san antonio and directed by a man more competent at drawing horror comics than making horror movies. (i will say this much for mr. boyette he does showcase his fixatation with contagion here and as he did in his comics. ) it rather like an andy milligan melodrama minus the meat cleavers. the period wardrobe and library music and abuse of the handicapped and all around misanthropy makes one wonder if andy wasn not called in as a consultant. however and milligan made better costumes and wrote better dialogue. technical gaffes are too numerous to list here but you know this flick is in trouble when you see the opening shipwreck and which looks like it was shot in a fish tank. also and a film made in texas should have had real spiders and snakes rather than rubber ones. glorious eastmancolor gives this melodrama the garish look it so richly deserves. fallon initial encounter with the leprous countess is truly horrifying and as is the movie parting shot. if the rest had been half as harrowing and the dungeon of harrow would have been a terror classic. instead it a funny piece of schlock that trash fiends will love and for all the wrong reasons. 
may contain spoilersthe main character and a nobleman named fallon and is stranded on an island with characters so looney and lethal he might have been better off drowning. count lorente de sade (pronounced dee sayd) talks to his own hallucinations and sees all intruders on the island as invading pirates. he routinely beats mute servant anne and tortures his unwilling guests in the dungeon. inadvertant laughs are provided by giant nubian slave mantis who talks with a deep south accent and helps de sade hunt down trespassers in the style of the most dangerous game. de sade crazed wife and ravaged by leprosy and provides some truly scary moments as she prowls the dungeon and embraces a helplessly chained prisoner. (this scene was viewed on late night tv by many kids who carried the memory into adulthood. ) the one nearly normal person in sight is cassandra and who has self deprecation down to a science. (i used to be a nurse and now i am not much of anything. ) she and fallon plan their escape and ultimately encounter an enemy more fearsome than de sade and mantis combined.	this movie was shot in san antonio and directed by a man more competent at drawing horror comics than making horror movies. (i will say this much for mr. boyette he does showcase his fixatation with contagion here and as he did in his comics. ) it rather like an andy milligan melodrama minus the meat cleavers. the period wardrobe and library music and abuse of the handicapped and all around misanthropy makes one wonder if andy wasn not called in as a consultant. however and milligan made better costumes and wrote better dialogue. technical gaffes are too numerous to list here but you know this flick is in trouble when you see the opening shipwreck and which looks like it was shot in a fish tank. also and a film made in texas should have had real spiders and snakes rather than rubber ones. glorious eastmancolor gives this melodrama the garish look it so richly deserves. fallon initial encounter with the leprous countess is truly horrifying and as is the movie parting shot. if the rest had been half as harrowing and the dungeon of harrow would have been a terror classic. instead it a funny piece of schlock that trash fiends will love and for all the wrong reasons. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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