Blood for Dracula (1974)
Paul Morrissey reimagines Dracula as a dying aristocrat starving for virgin blood in a changed world. The film's central joke is also its central tragedy.
Director: Paul Morrissey
Paul Morrissey directed Flesh, Trash and Heat for Andy Warhol’s factory and Blood for Dracula, and his approach of long takes with non-professional performers improvising is entirely distinct from the Warhol films he is filed alongside.