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The Vourdalak - Official Trailer
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- čas přidán 15. 06. 2024
- The Vourdalak is an 18th-century vampire tale distributed by Oscilloscope Laboratories.
When the Marquis d’Urfé, a noble emissary of the King of France, is attacked and abandoned in the remote countryside, he finds refuge in an eerie, isolated manor. The resident family, reluctant to take him in, exhibits strange behavior as they await the imminent return of their father, Gorcha. But what begins simply as strange quickly devolves into a full-fledged nightmare when Gorcha returns, seemingly no longer himself...
The Vourdalak stars Kacey Mottet Klein, Ariane Labed, Gregoire Colin, Vassili Schneider, Claire Duburcq, Gabriel Pavie, and more. The film is directed by Adrien Beau alongside being written by Hadrien Bouvier, Aleksei Tolstoy, and Adrien Beau.
The Vourdalak will be released exclusively in theaters on June 28.
#TheVourdalak #IGN
Nosteferu and now this? Truly we're living in the year of vampire movies
According to Google, this was released last year in France. It's not showing in theaters. However, alongside Last Voyage of the Demeter, Renfield, and the TV adaptation of Interview with a Vampire, we really are in a vampire resurgence.
Folk horror vampire movies specificlly I'd say
feels a bit tiresome
Don't forget 'Humanist Vampire Seeking Consenting Suicidal Person.' What a time to be alive (or undead)
Abigail as well!
this has such an 80s feel to it
U say it like if it’s a bad thing lol
@@gumbi5612no?
he litteralysay nothing like that
80's? Really? You're off by a decade or two
It's the oscilloscope
this is actually closer to a *modernized* german expressionism (e.g. 1920s dr caligari) imo
Fun fact, the Tolstoy novella that this is based on has been adapted to film several times before, first in Black Sabbath (1963) and then as The Night of the Devils (1972).
Isn't that the movie that inspired Sabbath call themselves black sabbath?
Tolstoy? Wow! Didn't know that he wrote a horror story.
@@jmchez It's Alexey Tolstoy, not Leo
@@alexfrost1274 Thanks for the correction.
Two of my favorite old school horror films! Can't wait to see this version of the story.
Love me some slavic vampires, almost as much as Balkan vampires. Gonna hunt this one down for sure. The film, not a slavic vampire.
Why not both though?
@@mohammadtausifrafi8277god DAMN it, you *beat me to it.*
Balkan peninsula is home to Slavic people. So Balkan vampires are Slavic vampires
Yes, thanks for the clarification because in In October 2017, vigilante mobs in southern Malawi killed at least five people after accusing them of looking and behaving like vampires. The purge spread to other towns. Presumably this means don't be pale or sick in Africa. Doubt that advice will make into the brochures.
Balkans are definitely Slavs. They're South Slavs
its based on gothic novel of russian writer Alexey Tolstoy, "The Family of the Vourdalak"
but, is a tale, rigth?
@@josel.aguirre2660 No, it's a true story.
Подтверждаю как коренной житель. Книга Толстого основана на реальных событиях
@@ger3086 ой вэй 😂😂😂
Then why is it in French?
We are in a golden age of vampire films…the last time there was something like this was the early 90s Bram Stoker’s Dracula/Interview with a Vampire films.
Fun fact: Vourdalak is slavic word that translates to werewolf in english language. Werewolf in slavic folktales drank blood and were vampires actually.
No, it's not.
Is not exactly a werewolf, it's a mix. It still influenced pop culture when you have vampires in games and movies that can turn into wolves.
@DUNDOM5 well, yes and no.
According to the Slavic paganism, or call it mythology, a vurdalak is related to death and the world of the dead. It has risen from the dead, has the same ability as a werewolf to transform into an animal as well as those who get bitten by him become like him. The victims of a vurdalak are usually of his family because the dead tend to return to their homes after they rise (according to the myths). And of course the pop culture exaggerated it into a vurdalak needing a bond to his victims to actually attack them.
Vourdalak derives from the greek Vrykolaka, which was the vampire revenant who would come back and knock at doors to seek entrance and lay ruin. They also were said to consume the flesh of the living. The term suffered many adaptations such as the Vourdalak you mention, Vorvolakas and Varkolak in different cultures.
It is genuinly not true. The word for the werewolf is "volkolak" from the word "volk" (волк) that's mean "wolf". Vourdalak is sinonymous to the word Upyrj (упырь) that's mean "ghoul". In slavic mythology vourdalak is undead blood drinking corpse of a sinner who was not properly buried.
The Wurdulak is a vampire tale. The second story in the movie Black Sabbath. Yes, the band took its name from this movie.
The movie is from 1963, the band changed its name from Earth to Black Sabbath in 1969. What are YOU talking about?
@@Cosmosopher yeah and? wtf are YOU on about?
@@CosmosopherAre you talking to yourself? Who are you answering?
A24 slept on this one.
It's not like they do or should have a monopoly on odd movies tho :D
Doesn’t look up to their standards
A24's Heretic is coming
Heretict with hugh grant!
Trivia: Oscilloscope Labs were founded by Adam Yauch aka MCA of Beastie Boys and David Fenkel. Then David Fenkel left the Oscilloscope and co-founded another film company which is A24.
The film stock/colors are fantastic!
Does this remind anyone of Valerie and her week of WOnders?
Great movie! The cinematography and that was stunning....
Strange that vourdalac is a Slavic word, while the movie seems to take place in France.
It's just a French production
The story this movie based upon was a French novella :)))
The story is told from the perspective of a french soldier stranding in the rural slavic woods.
@@atgay2640 not french, russian)
@@krihu4569 The Family of the Vourdalak is a gothic novella by Aleksey Konstantinovich Tolstoy,[1] written in 1839 in French and originally entitled La Famille du Vourdalak. Fragment inedit des Memoires d'un inconnu. Tolstoy wrote it on a trip to France from Frankfurt, where he was attached to the Russian Embassy. The author is Russian but the work is French :)))
How does this movie have this texture? it looks beautiful. Something that reminds me of older movies. Is it just using film?
Michael Myers must be a Vourdalak. Lol! 😅
Visually terrifying
In the best-known adaption of this story (in a Mario Bava movie in the 1960s), the vampire (Vourdalak) was portrayed by Boris Karloff. Quite a change here! 😊
I've met several people who look like The Vordulak on Tinder.
The shots are wonderful, it's been so long since I've wanted to see a movie like this
Where and how to watch??
Saw this the other day, thought it was a brilliant movie, really took you back in a time machine, a very dreamy, Gothic vibe and a tragic love story hidden behind it all, the ending made me sad but it was also tragically romantic
they must be crazy to make a vampire movie anywhere near the same year/time as Eggers Nosferatu, which is going to be incredible.
To be fair, this looks pretty incredible, too.
pretty sure we can manage seeing two movies in a year lol
The Vourdalak actually premiered in France last October.
This based on the novel by Tolstoy and has more to do with the Eastern European conception of vampires and their origins, where Nosferatu is more the Western Europe concept of vampires, and yes there is a big difference, while their is similarities between the vampire myths there is huge differences in how each culture dealt with them. The Asians also have a version of a vampire and it differs from China, Japan and even India!
Tbf, this was released LAST YEAR in France :)
What day is it!? The date??! ..... What year!!!!??
This looks fantastic. Boris Karloff did this story in the three-part film, Black Sabbath.
Nice Hammer tribute.
Really enjoyed this. It’s quite a tragic tale. Beautiful and unsettling to watch. Glad they went for animatronic puppets instead of full out cgi.
I'm having a hard time looking for theaters that will show this movie. Will it be available everywhere then?
Hopefully on DVD then.
Anyone knows of a HD quality version of this trailer? Have been looking everywhere for one.
Oscilloscope Laboratories and A24 feel like siblings
Curious approach to the vampire myth
There are a lot of curious approaches when it comes down to that myth
Release date?
Although Dracula chiefly drew from the Eastern European strega, the vampire he popularized was no longer purely that of one nation's folktale but a synthesis of those and elements he conceived. And as later writers added and modified, the vampire myth modifies. Till we're left with sparkly handsome vampires like in Twilight. But even that drew from Bram Stoker who made vampires a metaphor for Victorian society's fascination and disgust with lust and unbridled sexuality.
@@raphaelledesma9393 What elements did he conceive? Everything Dracula was shown doing vampires did in Serbian myth?
The myth of the Vourdalak was first explored in Mario Bava's 1963 film BLACK SABBATH, featuring Boris Karloff as the Vourdalak, (although they spelled it Wurdulak in the Bava flick). Same kind of monster coming after the same kind of close relations. Hell, everybody's got that one cheapass uncle who is a bit of a leech, only dropping by when he needs to put the touch on family members.
Looks great!
looks like some cool old school thrills
I've been waiting for this. So excited to finally see it.
Looks awesome!!!!
Выглядит восхитительно! Очень жду ❤
The main lady’s outfit looks very strange compared to other family characters. Is the dress historically based or fantasy?
Is it pnly being released now or was it also made in the 2020s?
Looks GREAT!
This looks proper oldschool
Love the vintage look and feel.
Has the Kubrick's Barry lidon vibes
What is whith this year and vampire movies?
It looks spectacular
Was this made in 1985?
1895
Yes please.
Anyone know when its coming out?
It says in theaters June 28 in the video description.
Read...the... description
@@datgrrl5698why don’t u just answer them instead of being so rude?
If they learn to read the description they will be able to learn details about EVERY CZcams video they watch in the future! Answering the question does them a huge disservice and only encourages further media illiteracy.
@@dawnrobinson6488 It is rude to ask when the answer is right there.
The best vampire story of all time.
Whatever happened to lighting?
Must watch!
Isn’t vourdalak like a Russian word or something
Yes
The author of the novel is Tolstoy Russian classics author. French language was his second native same as for all nobles people and monarchs in Europe, so the book is in French
Is this a remake of the Wurdalac with Boris Karloff from the movie Black Sabbath?
No, it's based on an older book.
@@benoitcecyre7081 cool, name of book?
@@camhagen1471 The Family of the Vourdalak, Alexey Tolstoy
@@krihu4569 thank you
Slavic vampire is a W
Amazing underrated movie
Been waiting for this!
Oui
how come they don't have a VtM clan named after them
Tolstoy master piece!
В детстве читал эту повесть в "Сильфиде. Сборнике фантастических повестей русских романтиков" XIX века. Тогда она произвела на меня сильное впечатление. Книга до сих пор на полке стоит, временами перечитываю.
Not "that" Tolstoy though. Aleksey Konstantinovich Tolstoy
Black Sabbath anyone...Karloff...
Só espero que venha com uma dublagem TOP
Really enjoyed this one
Un nanar charmant ça rappel evidemment les Rollin mais avec une vraie histoire de vampire à l'ancienne. C'etait sympas et le choix de l 'animatronic (?) pour le vampire 👌
we need a lady dimitrescu movie.
Finally. It's about time. Vampires aren't supposed to be sexy.
Female vampires are.
Big The Color of Pomegranates vibe
Is that a frenchman at Poland for the first time?
😈🔱👿...looks awesome.. When does it come out
pas mal du tout ! Cependant cela colle plus à la culture slave et non pas à la française
Tres beau!
would have had waaaaaaaaaaaaaay more impact without the damned popups at the end
The Vurdalak😁
Awesome.
alot of gothic vampire movies coming out
Odd time for this as they also just released Nosferatu trailer which has the same vibes
this looks sick
Fairytale horror is so back
This released on 2023 lol
Great, another trailer that spoils the monster reveal. Geniuses.
interesting.
They have used the same font as Nosferatu new upcoming movie.
Even both are based on vampire...
Though this one's older.
nosferatu and this one!
Vamp's rules 🤘🧛🏻♀️
This looks incredible, but with bad makeup.
Just saw whole story in the trailer. Including the monster reveal 🤦🏽♂️
Vourdalak=slavic vampire
Is a Vourdalak a nosferatu?
it's a ghoul, a vampire spawn
Both we'll have this year
now we should call spectreman to fight him.
Specter Man.
@@stevengreen9536 learn proper english spelling of words, american.
Love, Death + Robots Vol. 3.
Aint no way, french horror/mistery movie...its been a long time coming !
Black Sabbath (1963) had a story about a Wurdulak in it.
So they took this story from Black Sabbath movie?
No, it's from a much older book. If anything, Black Sabbath took from the same source.
Ariane Labed 🥹💋
Wait...a historical fantasy movie made in current times without any forced DEI? I'm sold.
YOU FORGOT TO WRITE IN THE DESCRIPTION THE SOURCE FROM WHICH THIS IS BASED OF
Pretty cool up until the lame assed CG corpse at the end. 😆
Le VVampire
Too bad it’s in another language!
Vurdulaks, nosferatus…
Wow they speaking the language like in the key and peele sketch
Tell me how that's not Kristen Stewart.
Kind of feels inspired by The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.
Brotherhood of the Bat