Graf Dracula beißt jetzt in Oberbayern (1979)

Count Stani, a scion of an old aristocratic family, works in Munich as a photographer and businessman. He often uses the family’s ancestral estate in Bavaria as a backdrop for erotic photographs, preferably of bare-breasted young women, including his girlfriend Linda. Eventually, he successfully opens a nightclub in his castle, where his photo models perform as go-go dancers. The noise awakens his bloodsucking ancestor, Count Stanislaus, who is supplied by the castellan Boris with only meager rations of stolen blood reserves. He and his equally bloodsucking wife, Countess Olivia, emerge from their crypt in the cellar and head upstairs. The vampire benefits from his resemblance to his descendant: Linda mistakes the count, who has crept into her room, for her boyfriend dressed as Dracula, invites him into bed, and gets thoroughly drained by him. The DJ Leopold falls victim to Olivia. The two vampires have to sign a contract with Stani and investor Mario, after which the two business partners also open a hotel in the castle, where the female tourists receive a nocturnal visit from Stanislaus and the male tourists one from Olivia. Eventually, weary of the daily routine, Stanislaus decides to return to Transylvania, and Boris transports him and Olivia there in coffins. Mario fears that the lack of an attraction will mean fewer hotel guests and put his investment at risk, but Linda, biting into Stani’s neck, may be having fears that are unfounded.