In an early scene in this movie, a female character is shocked to find a one-eyed bridge keeper offering her a "cure" made of human blood.
In an early scene in this movie, a female character is shocked to find a one-eyed bridge keeper offering her a "cure" made of human blood. In another scene, a man takes out his frustrations by struggling to push over a solitary birch tree. In an infamous explicit sequence from this movie, a character drops a rock in horror, unable to throw it at two villains, while a youth also watches in horror and later vomits. A subplot in this film involves the pregnant servant Ingeri, who prays for Odin to come to her aid. Two characters in this film are shocked when a (*) guest offers to sell them some overly familiar torn clothing. The title of this movie refers to something created at the site where Karin's body is lying after she is found by a character played by Max von Sydow, who brutally murders three goat herders staying at his house. The inspiration for The Last House on the Left, for 10 points, name this 1960 Ingmar Bergman film about a father's revenge for his daughter's rape and murder.
In an early scene in this movie, a female character is shocked to find a one-eyed bridge keeper offering her a "cure" made of human blood.
The Virgin Spring [or Jungfrukallan]