Sex and the Single Vampire

About This Movie

So, 'Sex and the Single Vampire' has this really oddball vibe, mixing comedy and horror in a way that's quite unique for its time. You've got Count Spatula, and he's got this house filled with all sorts of wild antics as a group of swingers roll in wanting to have a good time in what’s perceived as a haunted locale. The pacing is a bit uneven, but that awkwardness adds to its charm. What really stands out are the practical effects and the outrageous performances that bring a certain campiness to the whole affair. Plus, it's interesting to note that there are two versions: the uncut hardcore one and the softcore cut, adding layers to how you might experience the film—you get a bit of variety with just one title.

This film is a curious piece of cinema history, representing a time when adult films began to experiment with genre blending. The hard-to-find uncut version is particularly sought after by collectors, while the softcore cut appeals to those who appreciate the film's campy humor. Originally part of a double feature, it often gets overlooked, but its eccentric approach to horror-comedy has garnered a niche interest over the years, making it a fun title to track down.