Yet another drive-in classic that played for years across America on the top or bottom of double feature (or even triple feature) bills. The plot has to do with the kidnapping of women in order to supply blood to keep an vampiric countess alive. To be certain the film's plot is nothing new. Its been ripped off a couple of dozen or more times since its release and its also the sort of thing that wasn't exactly new when it was made. What it does have is some really great photography that sets the tone perfectly. Its also well acted by a cast that sells the material. It all comes together to make a really good movie thats perfect for those dark and stormy nights when you want to curl up under the covers and eat popcorn.
Review of Lust of the Vampire
