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Blog & StoriesEvicted from his ancient Transylvanian castle by the ever-encroaching modern world, Count Dracula (George Hamilton) and his loyal, bug-loving familiar Renfield flee to the bustling chaos of 1970s New York City. Convinced that the beautiful model Cindy Sondheim is the reincarnation of his one true love, the Count embarks on a hilarious and haunting hunt for romance amidst disco, fast food, and coffin-size apartments. But as he navigates the wonders and horrors of the Big Apple, Dracula’s eternal hunger and old-world charm clash with contemporary America, leading to a nightmarish comedic bloodbath that will leave you both laughing and squirming.
Love at First Bite
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HorrorHound79 ā 7/10
āI wasn't sure what to expect from a horror-comedy from the 70s, but Love at First Bite totally won me over. George Hamilton is a riot as the fish-out-of-water Dracula, and the humor is dark and clever. It's not terrifying by any means, but it's a fun, creepy ride that still holds up.ā
VampireVixen ā 5/10
āThis movie is more comedy than horror, which disappointed me a bit. The romance felt a little forced, and the scares were almost non-existent. Still, there are a few genuinely funny moments and a charming performance from Hamilton. If you're in the mood for a light-hearted Dracula, it's worth a watch.ā
NightOwl88 ā 8/10
āI loved the campy vibe and the way it plays with vampire tropes. The disco scene is iconic and the chemistry between Hamilton and Susan Saint James is surprisingly sweet. It's not a masterpiece, but it's a nostalgic trip that made me smile more than scream.ā
GoreGrinder ā 4/10
āAs a hardcore horror fan, this was too silly for my taste. The pacing drags in places and the jokes are hit or miss. I appreciate the effort to do something different, but I wanted more blood and less slapstick. Still, the soundtrack is fun, and it's a decent time-killer.ā
