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In the film the space vampire paralyzes her victims with her glowing eyes, and late in the film she appears to direct a kind of "heat vision" from her eyes to burn through a rope that has been used to confine her. The effect of the vampire's glowing eyes was one of the most striking elements of the film; Harrington told an interviewer that they achieved the effect on set by directing pencil-thin beams of light into Florence Marly's eyes.
[[Stephanie Rothman]] assisted on the film; she had also worked with Corman and Harrington on ''[[Voyage to the Prehistoric Planet]]''. "Curtis was very cordial, and I enjoyed watching him work and, you know, I learned something from watching how he functioned on the set, and how the production went along," said Rothman. "He was comfortable having me there and I was grateful to be there to learn from him."<ref name="oral">{{cite web|url=https://static.library.ucla.edu/oralhistory/pdf/submasters/21198-zz00097r4w-1-submaster.pdf|website=UCLA Library Center for Oral History Research|title=Interview of Stephanie Rothman}}</ref>
According to one account, the budget for this and ''Voyage to the Prehistoric Planet'' came to $33,052.<ref name="ray">{{cite book |first=Fred Olen |last=Ray |author-link=Fred Olen Ray |title=The New Poverty Row: Independent Filmmakers as Distributors |publisher=McFarland |year=1991 |page=54}}</ref> Another said the films cost $65,000.<ref>{{cite news |title=Dennis Hopper / Major Retrospective On Hollywood's Most Resilient Rebel |last=Guthmann |first=Edward |journal=[[San Francisco Chronicle]] |date=June 5, 1988 |page=22}}</ref> Harrington has said they cost $60,000,<ref name="fang"/> then $50,000,<ref name="Kelley 33"/> though he admits to not being sure.
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Harrington says Roger Corman promised him a $1,000 bonus if the film went into profit and the producer honored this, albeit after some prompting.<ref>Harrington p 113</ref>
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On December 1, 2003, ''Queen of Blood'' was featured at the [[Sitges Film Festival]] in Spain.
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[[Category:1966 independent films]]
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