Countess Dracula's Orgy of Blood (2004) (V)

Director:

Donald F. Glut

Writer:

Donald F. Glut (writer)

Release Date:

8 June 2004 (USA)

Genre:

Horror

Tagline:

Lust is Eternal!

Plot:

Plot Keywords:

Female Nudity | Beautiful Woman | Lesbian Sex | Lesbian | Prostitute

Cast

Paul Naschy	...	Padre Jacinto
Glori-Anne Gilbert	...	Diana
Arthur Roberts	...	Lord Ruthven
Danielle Petty	...	Roxanne (as Kennedy Johnston)
Eyana Barsky	...	Martine
Tony Clay	...	Count Dracula
Del Howison	...	Renfield
Jana Thompson	...	Valerie
Lolana	...	Lilith
Belinda Gavin	...	Anne
Mark Bedell	...	Dumas
Jason Peters	...	Mal
Marina Yaloyan	...	Natasha
Bella Diona	...	Hooker #1
Olga Hammerstein	...	Hooker #2

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Certification:

USA:Not Rated | Canada:16+ (Quebec)

Company:

Frontline Entertainment

Movie Connections:

Follows The Erotic Rites of Countess Dracula (2001) (V)

A Softcore Film You Can Actually Watch Straight Through

Donald F. Glut is one of several indie horror directors' out there, who although has yet to make a great film, has shown flashes of promise, and with a bigger budget could potentially do some big things. As it is, this film is a soft core movie, and has to be judged on it's titillation factor first. I can happily report that Orgy delivers the goods when it comes to the T and A, and girl on girl coupling. The three actresses' were unique from one another which is nice for those like myself who value variety. You have Glori- Anne Gilbert, who is the classic blonde bombshell staple you see in most nudie films, and she is definitely not going to disappoint, you also have Eyana, and Kennedy among others who all contrast well with Glori in the sex scenes. This is a true soft core romp, so the hot scenes eat up the majority of the running time, as it should, however it's a rare thing that a person doesn't fast forward to the good parts in this genre, and I can honestly say I was entertained enough to watch this one straight through. The sets are great for the low budget, and the makeup effects work was also surprisingly well done. It maintained the feel of the genre, without sacrificing what you all want to see. Now don't expect a great horror movie, the acting is solid, and everything looks good, but this is still basically late night material you watch by yourself on a cold winters night. It was great to see Spanish horror icon Paul Naschy, in a short but memorable role, as well as Count Gore De Vol, who hams it up for the camera. The DVD has some cool extra features.