Queens of Evil

A young man on a motorcycle, living as a hippie, is involved in the death of a stranger and takes shelter at a lakeside house inhabited by three beautiful sisters. The women appear to be concealing something sinister, and their intentions toward him prove dangerous. The Italian-French production Queens of Evil, originally titled Le regine, is a fantasy horror film that runs ninety minutes.

Tonino Cervi directed the film, which followed his 1968 debut Today We Kill, Tomorrow We Die! and preceded The Long Night (1975) and Nest of Vipers (1978). Cervi also wrote the screenplay with Raoul Katz and Antonio Troiso, while Katz produced. Ray Lovelock plays David, with Ida Galli, Silvia Monti and Haydée Politoff as Bibiana, Samantha and Liv. Gianni Santuccio appears as a man identified with the devil, and Geraldine Hooper has an uncredited part as a party guest.

Released in December 1970, the film holds a rating of 6 out of 10 on IMDb from 683 votes and 5.9 out of 10 on TMDB from 19 votes.