Dracula's widow has a thirst that can't be satisfied

Featuring a brand new interview with vampire film enthusiast Quentin von Count, an original theatrical trailer, and a special message from Kenneth Starcher about the "Lost" Second Release.

(c) 2006 KRSJR Productions, Inc.

AVAILABLE OCTOBER 31, 2006 ON VHS
$8.00

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1971 ***1/2 90 mins. (35th Anniversary Edition runs 95 mins.)

Vampyros Lesbos, Jess Franco's masterpiece of erotic horror, has been seen by few and loved by most. Soledad Miranda (billed as Susann Korda) stars as the beautiful Countess Nadine Carody, widower of the late Count Dracula. When a woman named Linda Westinghouse (Ewa Stroemberg) approaches her regarding the Dracula estate, the Countess begins to cast her spell over Linda. Filled with chills, thrills, excitement, and great music, this is "the best thirty [five] year old lesbian vampire movie that was shot in Spanish and dubbed into German ever made!" (Don May, Jr., President, Synapse Films).
Not Rated; contains nudity and strong sexual content.

• Original theatrical aspect ratio: 1.66:1
• Original theatrical release date: July 15, 1971 (West Germany)
• The 35th Anniversary Edition features a brand new ending credit sequence designed by Kenneth Starcher

• Song of the South: 60th Anniversary Edition Trailer
• A message from Kenneth Starcher on the "Lost" Second Release
• An interview with vampire film enthusiast Quentin von Count
• Original theatrical trailer
• The film presented in its original theatrical aspect ratio (1.66:1)
• The film presented in the uncut Mono German language version with English subtitles
• Brand new ending credit sequence designed by Kenneth Starcher