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The deep, forlorn woods and cold, white towering mountains - the taste of mancare de fasole - and the fantastical visions of what was Europe's least-known and wildest region haunt Bloodlust and Perversion. Guitars howl like the 'children of the night', eerie blue flame appears and your carriage trudges on slowly, yet steadily, to your approaching doom. It's clear that Herr Nattefrost had gleamed much inspiration from Stoker's Dracula, LeFanu's Carmilla and Romania's striking landscapes and perhaps the mystery was greater still due to the then recent fall of Iron Curtain and Nicolae Ceaușescu's brutal and incompetent rule (Euronymous was a fan, right?).