Born in Roubaix in 1930, Jenny Clève emerged as a notable figure in French cinema, captivating audiences with her performances in cult classics. She appears as the enigmatic character in Love Brides of the Blood Mummy (1973), a film that exemplifies the exploitation genre's blend of horror and eroticism. Clève's versatility is further showcased in Mr. Klein (1976), where she navigates the complexities of identity and intrigue. Her role in One Deadly Summer (1983) solidifies her presence in the realm of thrillers, making her a significant contributor to the conversation around cult and exploitation films.
Love Brides of the Blood Mummy
In 18th-century Cornwall, dark arts dabbler Count Dartmoor obtained an Egyptian sarcophagus... and cracked it open to find a perfectly preserved man. After being revived with electricity. The find proves to be a high priest's son buried alive for heresy-and will now use his telepathic powers to lure the young women whose blood he craves for sustenance.
