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Rape Of The Vampire Cult director Jean Rollin's first feature mixes existentialism and vampirism with the added ingredient of chaos. Originally made as a short, it was expanded to feature length with the dead cast inexplicably returning to life half-way through (having been killed off at the end of the original). That said, "Le Viol du Vampire" is a masterpiece of the bizarre, mixing blood, a naked woman in a convertible, coffins and some fencing, semi-naked nymphs in a fragmented melee.

Requiem For A Vampire Color, Additional Footage, Bio/Filmographies, French Soundtrack, English Subtitles, Dir/Cast Commentary, Dolby Digital 5.1, Behind the Scenes, Runtime 85 minutes, Rated UN, item #DDIMGEID5420SADVD

The Reflecting Skin Weird, jarring chiller, set in rural Idaho in the early '50s, about a boy (Cooper) who's convinced that the young widow who lives next door is a vampire. He's especially distraught when his older brother becomes her lover. Offbeat to say the least, and not for all tastes, but still worth a look.

Return of the Vampire Lugosi plays a vampire in wartorn London (with a werewolf assistant!) in limp attempt to capitalize on previous success as Dracula. Final scene is memorable, though.

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