Beverly Hills will never be the same after the Dracula family moves into the neighborhood. As the bodies begin the pile up, it becomes clear that vampires are making a meal out of Society’s upper crust, attracting the attention of the beautiful Vampire Slayer, whose eroticy charms are backed up by her deadly talent for loving and killing. This one here really turned out to be quite the enjoyable offering. The biggest thing going for this one here is that it manages to keep the story going along for the majority of time here, which does shorten the overall quantity of eroticual scenes but does enable this a much more cohesive and logical storyline. There’s not only the gradual reveal of the next-door neighbors and their weird antics which certainly spell out vampires here yet by keeping it all under wraps by turning it into the wife’s paranoia and delusions, it manages to make scenes like their night-time arrival but disappearance during the day, leaving the lights on in an abandoned property and them breaking into the house where they find the true evidence of their identities which really provides this with some really fun times as it tends to skip over the eroticual encounters in order to build this strong story that allows for those to become part of the film itself. Due to the incredibly strong range of performers here,