the film, she was given the most important of her roles and thus became part of the Films ABC family. Location The movie was filmed in the small village of Crêvecoeur. The graveyard was located outside the village on a knoll. The castle, a historical place entirely furnished with genuine antiques, all of which were worth a fortune, had been rented from the duchess of Roche-Guyon. It wasn't her castle that Rollin and the crew were interested in, but the ruins of the dungeon above, that overlooked the entire area. Censorship Due to the nudity, some of the scenes had to be shot twice for such countries as the UK. For the scene where Dargent is whipping the naked Castel, another scene was shot with her wearing a bra and panties. For the two other scenes, where Castel and Dargent make love, two scenes were shot: the original with them completely naked, and the other fully clothed. In the original scene where Dargent is being chased by the man, she was topless; in the censored scene, she was clothed. Cast Marie-Pierre Castel as Marie Mireille Dargent as Michelle Philippe Gasté as Frédéric Dominique as Erica Louise Dhour as Louise Michel Dalesalle Antoine Mosin Agnès Petit Olivier François Dominique Toussaint Agnes Jacquet Anne-Rose Kurra Paul Bisciglia as L'homme au Vélo Home media The film was released on VHS in France as part of the Collectorror collection. The North American VHS edition, retitled Caged Virgins, were released on August 22, 1995. A UK VHS edition was released by Salvation. Several versions of the film were released on DVD in different countries. For the North American DVD release, issued on 30 March 1999, the film was retitled Requiem for a Vampire. The film was released in France as part of the Jean Rollin Collection on 24 June 2004, with extras including an interview with Rollin, a biography and a filmography. The UK DVD was released on 9 September 2004 by Redemption Films, in a full-frame version. The North American DVD editions were re-released on 24 February 2009, with extras including alternative scenes, a 10-minute interview with Dhour, trailers, additional scenes and a photo gallery. A three-disc DVD limited edition was released by Encore in Europe in a new 1.78:1 anamorphic widescreen version, with extras including audio commentary and introduction by Rollin, original trailers, a slideshow, alternative scenes, interviews with Bisciglia and Dhour, and