Eleven Days, Eleven Nights 2 - 88 Films (4k UHD/Blu-ray Combo)

Theatrical Release Date: Italy, 1991
Director: Joe D'Amato
Writer: Rossella Drudi
Cast: Kristine Rose, Ruth Collins, Frederick Lewis, Maurice Dupré, Kristin Cuadraro, Ale Dugas, Fred Woodruff, James Jackson, Laura Gemser

Release Date: November 24th, 2025 (UK), November 25th, 2025 (USA)
Approximate Running Time: 91 Minutes 42 Seconds
Aspect Ratio: 1.66:1 Widescreen / 2160 Progressive / HEVC / H.265 / Dolby Vision HDR10
Rating: 18 (UK), NR (USA)
Sound: LPCM Mono English, LPCM Mono Italian
Subtitles: English SDH, English
Region Coding: Region Free (4K UHD, Blu-ray)
Retail Price: £25.00 (UK), $44.95 (USA)

"In this steamy tale of desire and money, a young woman named Sarah (Kristine Rose) has to act as an executor for the will of her ex-lover Lionel Durrington (James Jackson). To ensure that the heir is honorable and worthy, she must work her way through all of them to decide who the fortune must go to. But as she meets and sleeps with each one, she uncovers dark family secrets." - synopsis provided by the distributor

Video: 4.5/5 (4K UHD), 4.25/5 (Blu-ray)

Here’s the information provided about this release's transfer, "Brand new 4K remaster from the original negatives."

Eleven Days, Eleven Nights 2 comes on a 66 GB dual layer 4K UHD.

Disc Size: 59.4 GB

Feature: 57.7 GB

The source looks excellent; flesh tones and colors look correct, contrast and black levels and compression are solid, and the image always looks organic. Eleven Days, Eleven Nights 2 features an intentional soft-focus aesthetic, resulting in varying levels of image clarity throughout the film.

Eleven Days, Eleven Nights 2 comes on a 50 GB dual layer Blu-ray.

Disc Size: 45.5 GB

Feature: 26.9 GB

This Blu-ray uses the same master that is used for the 4K UHD disc.

Audio: 4.25/5 (LPCM Mono English), 4/5 (LPCM Mono Italian)

This release comes with two audio options, a LPCM mono mix in English and a LPCM mono mix in Italian. There are no issues with distortion or background hiss; dialogue always comes through clearly, and ambient sounds and the score are well represented. Included are removable English SDH for the English-language track and removable English subtitles for the Italian-language track.

Extras:

Extras on the 4K UHD disc include Italian opening and closing titles (3 minutes 52 seconds, Dolby Digital mono Italian with removable English subtitles) and an audio commentary with Italian cinema experts Eugenio Ercolani and Nanni Cobretti.

Extras on the Blu-ray disc include Italian opening and closing titles (3 minutes 52 seconds, Dolby Digital mono Italian with removable English subtitles), an interview with Music Historian Pierpaolo De Sanctis titled Eros in the Plastic Age (19 minutes 50 seconds, Dolby Digital stereo Italian with removable English subtitles), an interview with composer Piero Montanari titled Seven Notes, Eleven Nights (21 minutes 33 seconds, Dolby Digital stereo Italian with removable English subtitles), an interview with dubbing director Mark Thompson Ashworth titled Filmirage: From Dawn Till Dusk (40 minutes 5 seconds, Dolby Digital stereo English, no subtitles), and an audio commentary with Eugenio Ercolani and Nanni Cobretti.

Other extras include reversible cover art, a slipcase (limited to the first pressing), and an 8-page booklet with an essay titled Softcore Shenanigans Italian-Style written by Calum Waddell.

Summary:

Eleven Days, Eleven Nights 2 was directed by Joe D'Amato, a name that is synonymous with Italian sexploitation cinema. He’s most known for his Black Emanuelle, which starred Laura Gemser. Although he mostly worked in softcore and hardcore films, he did direct a few notable horror films: Death Smiles on a Murderer, Beyond the Darkness, and Absurd.

Named by an ex-lover to be an executor of his estate, a woman is given only eleven days to choose who will inherit his fortune.

Eleven Days, Eleven Nights 2 is a sequel to Eleven Days, Eleven Nights, a film that was clearly a cash-in on 9 ½ Weeks. Both of the Eleven Days, Eleven Nights films revolve around a protagonist named Sarah Asproon, an author who based her books on her sexual experiences and those of those she interviews. In Eleven Days, Eleven Nights 2, a family of deviants surrounds her and does their best to seduce her and claim the family fortune. What unfolds is a series of salacious moments that uncover the family's darkest and most perverse secrets.

Although Eleven Days, Eleven Nights 2 carries over the protagonist from its predecessor, this time around a different actress portrays the role. Kristine Rose (Demonic Toys) is cast in the role of Sarah Asproon, and while she may be lacking during exposition moments, she always delivers when it comes to erotica. Most of the cast is made up of first-timers who have no other credits, except Ruth Collins (Witch Academy) and Laura Gemser, a frequent collaborator of Joe D'Amato.

Although Eleven Days, Eleven Nights 2 includes all the essential elements typical of softcore erotica, its minimalistic narrative challenges viewers to stay engaged throughout its 92-minute runtime. Additionally, the story features a clever plot twist that adds depth to the unfolding events. Regardless of the genre or budget constraints, one consistent aspect of Joe D'Amato's films is their beautiful cinematography. Ultimately, despite its shortcomings, Eleven Days, Eleven Nights 2 works better than it should because of Joe D'Amato’s craftsmanship.

88 Films gives Eleven Days, Eleven Nights 2 an excellent release that comes with a solid audio/video presentation and informative extras. Recommended.

Note about the 4K screenshots: It is not possible to make Dolby Vision or HDR10 screenshots that faithfully match the experience of watching a film in motion on a TV. Instead of not having any screenshots, all of the 4K screenshots are m2ts taken with a MPC-HC player and lossless PNGs.

 

Written by Michael Den Boer