blood for dracula (1974)

aka Andy Warhol's Dracula. Andy Warhol's Young Dracula. Blood for Dracula. Dracula. Dracula vuole vivere: cerca sangue di vergine! Du sang pour Dracula. Young Dracula.
A weak and dying Dracula is persuaded to travel to Italy to find some virgin blood to revive him. He ends up staying with the down at heel Marchese di Fiori, who hopes to marry off one of her four daughters to a rich man. Dracula promptly sets about trying to find his virgin, but will the communist gardener (Joe Dallesandro) realise and stop him?
The film, which alongside Flesh For Frankenstein was shot back to back in Italy, has a sumptuous look, and Udo Keir makes a beautifully decedant Dracula. The acting is often quite casual and the pacing uneven, but for all that it's still a fun and campy reimaging of the Dracula story, which ramps up the sex and blood.

flesh for frankenstein (1973)

aka Andy Warhol's Frankenstein. Andy Warhol's Young Frankenstein. Carne per Frankenstein. De la chair pour Frankenstein. Frankenstein. Il Mostro è in tavola barone Frankenstein. The Devil and Dr. Frankenstein. The Frankenstein Experiment. Up Frankenstein.
Udo Kier is the Baron dreaming of creating a Serbian super-race piece by piece! He has already created the perfect woman, now all he needs to do is create the perfect man, and get them to procreate.
Morrissey tries to push the boundaries with his study into humour, class and gore. The Baron's sex scene with his female creations innards, is wonderfully over the top, and produces one of the finest lines of dialogue you will ever hear in a film. A fine example of campy schlock horror, that was originally shot in 3-D.