Blood Suckers / Blood Thirst

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DVD Details

Rated: R
Run Time: 2 hours, 34 minutes
Video: Black & White / Color
Encoding: Region 1 (USA & Canada)
Released: July 24, 2001
Originally Released: 1971
Label: Image Entertainment

Performers, Cast and Crew:

Starring		Patrick Macnee, Robert Winston & Peter Cushing
Performer:		Edward Woodward & Patrick Mower
Directed by		Robert Hartford-Davis

Entertainment Reviews:

Product Description:

BLOODSUCKERS: While on vacation in Greece, a college professor falls under the spell of a lascivious female vampire who is the leader of a coven of perverted socialites. When his friends come to his rescue, they too become enmeshed in a web of unholy terror. BLOOD THIRST: The blood-drained bodies of women are being discovered all over Manila, so the Police contact a sex-crimes expert to investigate. Soon he discovers the cult of the "Golden Goddess," a monstrous woman who stays young through ritualistic killings.

Description by Image Entertainment:

Vampires, psychedelic orgies, a gooey-faced monster, and Peter Cushing all star in this blood-spilling, blood-chilling Drive-In Double Feature. "Blood Suckers" (1972, 80 min., Color, Rated R) - Vampirism as a sexual obsession enslaves Oxford scholar Richard Fountain when he visits Greece and falls in with a drug-crazed cult of homicidal swingers led by a kinky blood-drinker named Chriseis. Originally titled "Incense for the Damned." "Blood Thirst" (1971, 73 min., B&W, Not Rated) - Filipino women found with their blood drained bring American sex-crime expert Adam Rourke to Manila in search of the killer. Armed with a lisp and a mannequin named Harvey, Rourke soon becomes prey to a "Golden Goddess" possessed of eternal youth, and a creature whose face looks like melted flesh.

Keywords:

Vampires | Theatrical Release | Horror Classic