LUST FOR A VAMPIRE
Director - Jimmy Sangster, Screenplay - Tudor Gates, Producers - Tudor Gates & Michael Style, Photography - David Muir, Music - Harry Robinson, Music Supervisor - Philip Martell, Makeup - George Blackler, Art Direction - Don Mingaye. Production Company - Hammer. 1971.

Cast: Michael Johnson (Richard Lestrange), Yutte Stensgaard (Mircalla/Carmilla Karnstein), Ralph Bates (Giles Barton), Suzanna Leigh (Janet Mayfair), Helen Christie (Miss Simpson), Barbara Jefford (Countess Herritzen), Mike Raven (Count Karnstein), David Healy (Raymond Polley), Harvey Hall (Inspector Heinrich)

          When Mircalla is revived by Count Karnstein and his wife, the villagers begin to panic as the vampire-related attacks are resumed. Mircalla enrolls into an exclusive girl’s school where she clandestinely lures Giles Barton, a student of the occult, to fall in love with her. Things go well until he witnesses the vampire kill one of her roommates one evening. He too is then killed by Mircalla.
          Next Mircalla sets her bloodlusts on Richard Lestrange, an author of horror stories. Eventually, Lestrange discovers the vampire’s secret through Barton’s notes, yet he still overlooks Mircalla’s vampirism and becomes so obsessed with loving her. He even attempts to rescue her from the flames of her burning castle when the villagers set the structure on fire. In return for his deep love, the vampire-woman attacks him, and he is impaled on a burning refter. Also caught within the flames, Mircalla burns into a rotten corpse.