Count Yorga, Vampire - (Movie Clip) Eternal Love

Count Yorga, Vampire - (Original Trailer)

A vampire in modern-day Los Angeles uses a seance to lure new victims in Count Yorga, Vampire (1970).

Count Yorga, Vampire -- (Movie Clip) Erica

When Paul (Michael Murphy) and Michael (Michael Macready) check in on their girlfriends, they find Erica (Judy Lang) snacking on a kitten in Count Yorga, Vampire, 1970.

Count Yorga, Vampire -- (Movie Clip) Vampire?

Eric (Michael Murphy) and Michael (Michael Macready) think the doctor (Roger Perry) is nuts when he suggests a vampire might be on the wing in Count Yorga, Vampire, 1970.

Count Yorga, Vampire -- (Movie Clip) Seance

Count Yorga (Robert Quarry) just about stays calm as Paul (Michael Murphy) and friends crack wise at his seance to summon Donna's (Judy Anders) mother in Count Yorga, Vampire, 1970.

Count Yorga, Vampire -- (Movie Clip) Open

Opening title sequence for director Robert Kelljan's celebrated low-budget thriller Count Yorga, Vampire, 1970, starring Robert Quarry, Michael Murphy and Judy Lang.

Count Yorga, Vampire -- (Movie Clip) Hypnosis

Turns out the medium Count Yorga (Robert Quarry) also has hypnotism skills, which he uses in diabolical fashion on Donna (Donna Anders) after a disrupted seance in Count Yorga, Vampire, 1970.

Count Yorga, Vampire -- (Movie Clip) Are we stuck?

Paul (Michael Murphy) is both annoyed and amused when Erica (Judy Lang) asks a silly question after their microbus gets stuck leaving the Count's mansion in Count Yorga, Vampire, 1970.

Count Yorga, Vampire -- (Movie Clip) Transfusion

Dr. Hayes' (Roger Perry) emergency boyfriend-to-girlfriend transfusion from Paul (Michael Murphy) to the suddenly anemic Erica (Judy Lang) leads to unusual conversation in Count Yorga, Vampire, 1970.

Count Yorga, Vampire -- (Movie Clip) Narration

Narration by Count Yorga (Robert Quarry) in Count Yorga, Vampire 1970, accompanies the very same coffin-delivery shots that would appear in the American International release Blacula in 1973.

Blood Feast (1963) -- (Movie Clip) Prove You Love Me

Marcy (Ashlyn Martin) and Tony (Gene Courtier) are easy meat on the beach for creepy caterer Fuad Ramses (Mal Arnold) in Herschell Gordon Lewis' Blood Feast, 1963.

I Love Melvin (1953) -- (Movie Clip) Football Ballet

The outlandish "football ballet" to "Saturday Afternoon Before The Game" by Josef Myrow and Mack Gordon, featuring Debbie Reynolds ("Judy") as the ball, with a stunt double for the aerials, from MGM's I Love Melvin, 1953.