Here’s a Dracula film that you might not be familiar with.
A cemetery. An unkempt gravestone, almost lost from sight in the undergrowth… “the dead are all too easily forgotten”, growls the narrator at the opening of this eighteen-minute sex and blood short, “but they’re merely sleeping and when they awake they return to seek the food of life – blood!”. No sooner has he spoken than we see a naked blonde girl clawing her way up out of the soil at the foot of the gravestone.
A bedroom. A young girl stood in the window… Jennifer is too hot to sleep, so she slips out of her nightie and stretches out on the bed. Suddenly, the windows crash open and the blonde appears. “Who are you?” asks a startled Jennifer. “My name is Carmilla” comes the response, and the two naked girls embrace. Within seconds, they’re locked in a heady bout of lesbian sex. Out comes the fangs, blood trickles across firm breasts, and Jennifer all but gets her nipple bitten off as Carmilla feasts.
A crypt. A dusty coffin…Carmilla leads Jennifer through the gloom and the lid of the coffin springs open, its occupant sitting bolt upright. He is Count Dracula. (Back in the bedroom, Jennifer’s boyfriend finds the place in a state of disarray). Dracula puts the bite on Jennifer and she proceeds to fellate him. “I want you to become the bride of Dracula” drools the vampire and he takes Jennifer from behind whilst she performs oral sex on Carmilla. Hurling Jennifer aside, the Count moves in on Carmilla, but as they have sex atop the tomb, our heroine’s boyfriend arrives and thrusts a flaming stake through the copulating couple. Carmilla curiously remains fully fleshed in death, but as Dracula withers into a rotting corpse, the boyfriend reaches for Jennifer. Yet she too has become one of the undead and the film ends as she moves in for the kill.
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