Dracula's Dirty Daughter (2000)

Dracula's Daughter (1936) is an intense, atmospheric horror classic brimming with a lesbian subtext that remains remarkable for its time. Dracula's Dirty Daughter (2000) certainly boasts a different sort of intensity and atmosphere, but you can forget about any lesbian subtext—the girl-girl mammary-fanging is all clearly on the surface (and nicely executed too). Gothy-monikered Alysabeth Clements plays the even-more-Gothy-monikered Vamparina, and with a name like that, it's not hard to deduce how she gets her kicks and, more importantly, licks. Aside from bedding and biting an endless bevy of lovelies, Vamparina has spent the past few centuries seeking out the vampire hunter who offed her old man. When she finally discovers his spirit in the form of a female college student, Vamp has a choice to make—sex, violence, or both? This Dirty Daughter will get you to pop.