Roger Perry

Count Yorga, Vampire -- In this contemporary version of the Count Dracula tale, a sophisticated and clever vampire establishes a coven in Los Angeles and terrorizes the local teenagers.

Count Yorga, a Bulgarian vampire, departs the old world for sunny southern California. He settles in suburbia, in a stone and cobweb gothic mansion, and starts biting the local wives. This new-born blood sisterhood quickly loses all interest in bridge, spouts fangs and sucks blood from dead cats.

Glittering disco balls illuminate the roller rink in this 1970s musical romance. After running away from her disapproving, tightly wound Beverly Hills parents, Terry heads to funky Venice Beach, where she meets hunky skater Bobby.

Racist transplant surgeon Maxwell Kirshner (Ray Milland) never lets anything compromise his work -- even his impending death. When he learns he has a terminal illness, Kirshner decides to attach his brilliant noggin to another man's body. But his search turns ups only one suitable donor: black convict Jack Moss (Roosevelt Grier). Before you can say "double trouble," the two heads fight for control of their shared physique in this campy classic.