Cunt Dykula 1993
Lisa Kühne's *Cunt Dykula (1993)* delivers a bold, three-minute comedy that blends campy horror with sharp social commentary.
Director: Lisa Kühne
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Cunt Dykula (1993) about?
This three-minute comedy pits a classic Dracula figure against a woman armed with a safe-sex diagram. Their standoff turns into a hilarious negotiation over boundaries, blending horror tropes with queer humor.
Who directed Cunt Dykula?
Lisa Kühne directed this quirky short film, infusing it with her signature blend of camp and social critique.
Who stars in Cunt Dykula?
The film stars Lisa Kühne and Lupé, who bring charisma and comedic timing to this unconventional vampire tale.
Is Cunt Dykula (1993) worth watching?
If you enjoy quick, thought-provoking comedies with a feminist twist, *Cunt Dykula* is worth a watch. Its bold premise and sharp execution make it a standout in micro-cinema, even if it's polarizing.
How long is Cunt Dykula?
Cunt Dykula runs for 3 minutes.
About Cunt Dykula (1993) — A 3-Minute Horror-Comedy Showdown
Lisa Kühne's *Cunt Dykula (1993)* delivers a bold, three-minute comedy that blends campy horror with sharp social commentary. Set against the backdrop of an ancient column in an outdoor park, the film follows a woman who confronts a vampiric figure—Dykula—baring his fangs in a classic Dracula pose. But when the woman holds up a safe-sex diagram, the predator recoils in shock, sparking a playful negotiation over boundaries and desire. The short's irreverent tone and feminist edge make it a cult curiosity, blending genres with wit and a dash of absurdity.
Director Lisa Kühne and co-star Lupé pack this micro-movie with cheeky energy, using minimal dialogue to explore themes of consent and power dynamics. The atmosphere oscillates between tongue-in-cheek horror and lighthearted satire, all while staying firmly in the realm of queer comedy. For fans of low-budget, high-concept films, *Cunt Dykula (1993)* is a time capsule of 90s underground cinema—short, snappy, and unforgettable.