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Maria is a bored blonde vixen with exhibitionist tendencies and a lesbian roommate who is disgusted by her behavior. Hungry for kicks, sex and money, she answers an ad in the New York Review of Sex and accepts a job in Vermont, joining a harem of beautiful...

A Satanic offshoot of the Catholic church has been operating since the 1500s, led by a renegade priest named Thomas Seaton (William Beckwith). The members can earn immortality if they sacrifice a blood relation every 13 years, and soon it will be time...

Review taken from dvddrive-in.com THE ORACLE (1985) Director: Roberta Findlay Shriek Show/Media Blasters The name "Roberta Findlay" will usually draw up three distinct genres when it is uttered among fan circles: roughies, porno and horror. Three of the...

Pieced together from two outrageous exploitation flicks, this snake-ridden piece of cinema offers double the gore. A terrible snake monster is on the loose, killing people in gruesome ways. Police detective Ko investigates the killings, falling in love...

Count Ludwig von Karnstein (Christopher Lee) lives under a fearful curse placed by one of his ancestors before she was executed as a witch stating one of her descendants will be her diabolical reincarnation. While Ludwig attempts to locate the evil ancestor's...

Review taken from dvddrive-in.com SLAUGHTER OF THE VAMPIRES (1962) Director: Roberto Mauri Dark Sky Films/MPI In the late 1950s, Hammer Films’ HORROR OF DRACULA triggered a new era of gothic horror that influenced Italian-made genre films. Vampire movies...

Based on the book by Raymond McNally and Radu Florescu, this documentary mixes historical research, literary scholarship, film clips, and folklore with dramatic re-creations of scenes from Bram Stoker's famous novel Dracula. Christopher Lee, star of innumerable...

A drug kingpin turns to an unlikely source for help with his narcotics trafficking: vampires! Asia's famous hopping bloodsuckers combat an Androibot, a law enforcement officer suspiciously resembling RoboCop, in the awe-inspiringly bizarre "Robo Vampire."...

Review taken from dvddrive-in I must admit, I adore most of Al Adamson's "so bad it's good" cinema, but BLOOD OF DRACULA'S CASTLE is so bad, it's just plain bad. Shot around 1966-67, the idea of having John Carradine in a Dracula film and not play Dracula...

Review taken from dvdverdict.com A group of Egyptologists, including the beautiful Annette DuBois (Jeanne Roland) and her beau John Bray (Ronald Howard), have discovered the underground tomb of Ra-Antef, a minor Egyptian prince of whom no one knows a...