The Nude Vampire (1970)

Avant-garde meets Eurosleaze meets bloodsuckers and lookers in Jean Rollin's The Nude Vampire (1970), a kooky, arty take on the neck-nibbler flick. The story (as much as there is a story) centers on a wealthy fella and a few of his pals who cook up a crazy vampire-worshiping secret society. It's a suicide cult, a collective effort at studying vampires scientifically, and a seriously strange way to spend an evening or two. The wealthy fella's son, Olivier Martin, stumbles onto Pop's weird world and promptly finds himself fixated on titular vein muncher Caroline Cartier, who went on to be nude in Le Maestro (1977) and Plus ça va, moins ça va (1977).