Pretty decent vampire flick this. It's nothing fancy, just does it's job with a nice little re-invention on the whole Dracula thing.

Solid concept and a great lead performance by Robert Quarry, but the film gets bogged down by horrible pacing, bad editing and the worst sound mix I've ever heard in a major studio DVD.

I first watched this film when I was too young to understand what was going on? The cat eating scene remained in my mind to this very day. So it was great to experience this film now, and to realise that the cat scene was not as shocking and horrific... (read more) I first watched this film when I was too young to understand what was going on? The cat eating scene remained in my mind to this very day. So it was great to experience this film now, and to realise that the cat scene was not as shocking and horrific as I remembered as a lad. Robert Quarry is no Christopher Lee, but this is a fun campy vampire film.

Hilariously funny vampire movie. It's sorta like scream way before scream only they don't harp on the it's a joke movie constantly. I liked it.

Cheesy vampire drive in flick. Not very well written, but what else do you expect for a horror cheapie from 1970.

This film actually has some funny moments in it... the kooky thing is, I think they were meant to be funny. Recently shown on TCM "Underground", it was enjoyable. It's one to have with a beer and a big bowl of popcorn.

I don't know. I didn't really think this movie was that great. It was entertaining enough, but I think I actually may have liked the sequel, Return of Count Yorga better.

A great vampire classic now available on DVD.Creepy with some imaginative shocks. Don't watch on your own