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A news-reporter covers Dracula's rampage through Hollywood. | add synopsisUser Comments:
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Scenes tend to run on way too long, but this early '70s XXX film is OK if you like sleaze with a jokey, playful manner. The framing device has a newscaster warning viewers of a vampire menacing Hollywood. We then see said vampire in action, attacking women who, it turns out, don't mind his company at all, if you catch my drift. At intervals the action is interrupted for humorous fake commercials, in the spirit of PUTNEY SWOPE. The narrator occasionally intrudes to apologize to viewers for "technical difficulties" (a funny breaking-the-fourth-wall joke on the film's lousy color-correction job and generally low production values). It's not incredibly witty or anything, but it's pleasant.