Count Dracula's Great Love (1972)

A stagecoach full of unlucky ducks breaks down in front of a spooky old sanitarium where a long-toothed neck-nosher named Dr. Wendell Marlow (co-writer Jacinto Molina, under his usual stage name, Paul Naschy) is in residence and in need of red-hot refreshments in Count Dracula’s Great Love (1972). The vamp scamp invites the stranded travelers to stay as long as their hearts desire, then sets about doing the things blood guzzlers have to do: suckling from necks, slurping on snoobs, and making these rubes do it all too. Luckily for him (and, well, for you), four of the five guest containers of goo are of the female flavor, and the count takes to making goo-goo eyes at a real prize by the name of Haydée Politoff (who pulls her top off for a dip in the pool! Hay-O!). Haydée finds herself falling for him too and has to decide whether she wants her mortal soul more than she wants an eternity of hot hay rolls. This one is hosted by Elvira and is therefore, naturally, full of booooooooooooobs.