Lust for a Vampire (1971)

A male novelist worms his way into a girls school filled with playful lovelies in chiffon and soon ends up in the arms of busty danger.
Elsewhere there’s a guy who in all probability was chosen because he looked a little like Christopher Lee. They even made him attempt a Lee voice. It's embarrassing for the studio and for the actor.
Do angry villagers brandish pitchforks and torches? Of course they do.
It’s the second part of the loosely connected Karnstein Trilogy; the others are The Vampire Lovers (1970) and Twins of Evil (1971).

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