Bloodlust

Blood rush stands for:

• generally a psychological state of emergency in which particularly wild and unrestrained acts of murder and violence can be committed; insofar see also Blutrausch case
• especially a kind of trance into which Germanic warriors supposedly could put themselves, see Furor teutonicus or Berserker for a medieval equivalent

Films :

• Blutrausch (1973) , Italian film from 1973 (Original title: Senza ragione )
• Blutrausch (1977) , American horror film from 1977 (Original title: Eaten Alive )
• Blutrausch (1979), see Die Totenschmecker , German film drama by Ernst Ritter von Theumer from 1978
• Blutrausch (1984) , a French crime film from 1984
• Blutrausch (1987), a homage to the crime series Tatort
• Blutrausch (1996) , German title of the US television film The Morrison Murders
• Blutrausch (1997) , an Austrian film by Thomas Roth from 1997
• Blutrausch - Caught in the House of Horror , German horror film by Stefan Svahn from 2006

See also

Wiktionary: Blutrausch  - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations

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