Год производства: 1980 г. Страна: USA Жанр: Feature Hardcore / Sex / Vampire Продолжительность: 01:37:33
Режиссер: Warren Evans Студия: VCA Pictures
Язык: Английский В ролях: Bobby Astyr, Christine DeShaffer, David Ruby, Denise Sloan, Diane Sloan, Eric Edwards, Jamie Gillis, Marlene Willoughby, Randy West, Roger Caine, Ron Hudd, Ron Jeremy, Samantha Fox, Vanessa Del Rio
Описание: Dracula Exotica: Jamie Gillis stars as Leopold Michael George/Count Dracula. Leopold is having damned himself after raping his lover (in a scene that is both explicit and disturbing), and driving her to suicide. After living in his castle for over 400 years, he decides to do away with his two vampire brides and go to America for a change of lifestyle.Adding a brilliant supporting role is legend Samantha Fox, who has a unique dual role in Dracula Exotica. She not only portrays Leopold`s lost love, but is also cast in the role of Sally, a spy whom the F.I.B. has assigned to seduce and destroy Count Dracula. In a strange way, Sally`s lethal, predatory sex practices are even more typical of the vampire archetype than the asexual Leopold. Of course, it`s ultimately Sally`s sexual power that brings redemption and satisfaction to Leopold.
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A gem among horror fans and stands out from run-of-the-mill porn! A very good storyline, excellent sets and costumes plus a surprise comedic ending. Every kink imaginable is in this flick. Jamie brings a little class into the genre with his usual dark and quiet demure. "Dracula Exotica" features porn icon Jamie Gillis as a love sick Dracula who seeks out the reincarnation of his dead wife.After raping Surka(and her therefore resulting suicide),the Count leaves for the US,where he is believed to be a spy,and where he finds a reincarnation of his lost love.One fantastic scene of outrageous perversion involves one of Dracula's victims(the ever ready Vanessa Del Rio)rising from the slab after having been molested by morgue attendant Herschel Savage."Dracula Exotica" is okay porno film with a sprinkle of horror.Apart from some hot porno sequences it has a rather interesting story to tell.Admittedly the horror elements are weak,but the acting is decent and Jamie Gillis is likable as Dracula.Overall,if you like porn films with actual script give "Dracula Exotica" a look. Director Shaun Costello made a great deal of awful films before finally coming into his own first with 1976's Waterpower and 1979's More Than Sisters, and although both of those films offer fine production values, acting, and direction, neither of them can be labeled as great or at least not in my book. Dracula Exotica though it in a class all by itself. Not only is it the best Costello film I have ever seen, it is also one of the best explicit films of the early 80s. Furthermore, unlike many Dracula films, it actually provides a reason for why the once noble count was turned into a raging bloodsucker. Of course the talented cast including Jamie Gillis as Dracula(this was his second time playing the count, with the first being in 1979's Dracula Sucks)and Samantha Fox as Dracula's long-lost love, do their parts in adding an extra degree of professionalism to the proceedings. Also of note is Venessa Del Rio in a hilarious role as Dracula's secretary. Costello, as usual, provides sound direction that is very reminiscent of the old Hammer Dracula films, but with a surprisingly poignant and romantic conclusion. The script is tight and well written, being heavily packed with clever wit and sarcasm. The film is also surprisingly violent in places, featuring nasty bite wounds and an excellent effect of two vampire women being scalded by holy water. Nevertheless, the film maintains its smart balance of comedy, horror, and a surprisingly poignant romantic drama throughout. Although Costello uses his Warren Eavns pseudonym on this piece, it has the glossy look and feel of many of his later, high budgeted productions. Dracula Exotica is an example of that rare type of film that bridges the gap between erotica and cinema(not that the genres cannot be one)and simply works as great entertaining cinema. Shaun Costello and Ken Schwartz followed their successful collaboration on Fiona ON FIRE, easily the best porn adaptation of Otto Preminger's classic noir LAURA (territory Costello had frequented before with his low budget FIRE IN FRANCESCA), with this glossy mix of horror, humor and hardcore sex. Unfortunately, they also had a falling out over this one, director Costello claiming that writer/producer Schwartz had merely managed to squander most of the movie's sizable budget. Even if it were so, this barely reflects on the film's uniformly high production values, beautifully complemented by its superstar cast and terrific script that - for copyright reasons ? - virtually creates a whole new background for the Prince of Darkness, renamed Leopold Michael Georgi Dracula (though still from Transylvania) and portrayed with tremendous screen presence by adult film veteran Jamie Gillis in a career performance to rival the one he gave in Radley Metzger's OPENING OF MISTY BEETHOVEN. The story begins in the Carpathian country side in 1590 with the idle nobleman dividing his time between drunken orgies (involving the likes of Marlene Willoughby, Christine De Schaffer, Marc Valentine and the ubiquitous Ron Jeremy) and lusting for chaste, unattainable gamekeeper's daughter Surka (Samantha Fox in a fetching auburn wig) whom he cannot marry because she is beneath him. Therefore she's confined to a nunnery instead. One night, overcome with passion, he drags her from her bed chambers and violates the terrified young virgin in front of his inebriated underlings. Rather than take the life of the man she loves, even in spite of what he has wrought, Surka kills herself with her rapist's knife. Finding her lifeless body, the inconsolable Count pulls the dagger from her fatal wound and plunges it into his own chest, thereby giving birth to...the Curse of Dracula ! Nearly four centuries later, the Count rises from his tomb, awakened by the desires of a pair of vampire twins (Denise & Diana Sloan, at least one of whom is remarkably limber as the girl's pretzel-like contortions attest), ordering his faithful servant Renfrew (Gordon Duvall, who had memorable non-sex bits in Costello's PANDORA'S MIRROR and HOT DREAMS yet did perform sexually with Seka in both Leonard Kirtman's PRINCESS and CONFESSIONS OF SEKA and with Veronica Hart in Carter Stevens' TWILITE PINK) to douse the women with holy water as he has to leave for America to join a tourist he has noticed taking the tour of his castle and who looks exactly like his dearly departed Surka. Unbeknown to him, Sally (also played by Fox) is actually a spy working for the CIA, uncovering unsavory international wheelings and dealings for her hilariously self-important employer who goes by the code name "Big Bird" (an unexpected comic turn by the ever reliable Eric Edwards). Fox, looking mighty fine by the way, does one of the funniest sex scenes ever as she dresses up as a precocious little girl to extract important information from a corrupt Albanian official, indelibly played by her regular screen partner and sometime boyfriend Bobby Astyr. Suspected of espionage, Dracula's immediately put under government surveillance. Sailing into New York harbor, he has already recruited the estimable talents of Vita Valdez (who else but Vanessa Del Rio ?), a devious drug smuggler pressed into secretarial duty by the cunning Count who memorably queries about her typing expertise as he goes down on her ! As can be expected, Vanessa singlehandedly ups the raunch factor with a frenzied group grope, draining such formidable stallions as Ron Hudd, Dave Ruby (the Al Bundy of porn) and Ashley Moore from their vital fluids. A slab session with necrophiliac morgue assistant Herschel Savage brings her back to life, just in time to divert nosy inspector Blick (essayed by Al Levitsky in bumbling, Clouseau-like fashion) from Drac's trail. Not so with Sally who finds herself drawn to the man she has to investigate, leading her to realize that she is indeed his long lost lover's reincarnation. In an ending pretty much lifted ad verbatim (with a nice twist pertaining to the "nature of the beast") from Stan Dragoti's highly enjoyable LOVE AT FIRST BITE, true love overcomes such obstacles as several murderous instances and a 400 year age difference ! Costello, by now settling into his latter day "Warren Evans" guise, proves his sophistication as a filmmaker with a number of stunningly composed shots, the most impressive of which may be the perfect between the legs shot of a self-pleasuring Fox working a candle in and out of her nether regions in front of a large mirror reflecting Dracula's ghostly apparition. He never allows his visual flair to get in the way of good old fashioned storytelling skills though, working through a convoluted plot at nearly breakneck speed, tossing off genuinely funny gags left and right while still finding time for the requisite number of well-done carnal encounters. In addition to those already mentioned, Gillis and Fox give evidence of special chemistry in their climactic union with not even the Count's copious facial pop shot diminishing the scene's swooningly romantic flavor.
