Friends at Twilight

This horror film centers on a man who is captured by a group of vampires in an old castle, where he becomes part of their dinner party and orgy. The vampire leader, played by Joe Marzano, delivers a lengthy speech quoting Oscar Wilde, drawing a connection to his earlier work, "Venus In Furs" from 1967.

As the orgy unfolds, the film incorporates vivid psychedelic visuals, creating a surreal atmosphere. The captured man’s fate takes a dramatic turn as he ultimately turns to stone, adding a layer of horror to the narrative. The combination of classic vampire lore with psychedelic elements makes this film a unique entry in the horror genre.