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Born from a vampire attack, James Eastman hunts his undead father, the legendary Caleb Croft. As Caleb awakens with a thirst for blood, James embraces his heritage for a final showdown.

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If you thought LAST TANGO IN PARIS pushed the boundaries of good taste, nothing will prepare you for Charles Band's utterly insane first feature film. | If you thought LAST TANGO IN PARIS pushed the boundaries of good taste, nothing will prepare you for Charles Band's utterly insane first feature film. Released to empty theatres in 1973, this cheeky farce stars Michael Pataki, Lenny Bruce's mother Sally Marr and even Band's brother and future composer Richard Band, It's a shot-for-shot riff on LAST TANGO filled with drag queens, oddballs, idiots and hot women and it's unlike any movie you've ever seen. | For decades LAST FOXTROT was thought to be a "lost" film, a picture so daft that time itself seemed to swallow it whole. Both Band and his editor, JOHN CARPENTER disowned the picture. | Bonus Materials | Burbank Memories with Charles Band | Original remastered trailer | Trailers from hell episode | Vintage Full Moon trailers | Cast & Crew | Actors: | Michael Pataki | Richard Band | Sheery Denton | Simmy Bow | Sally Marr | William Quinn | Merlouch Drabin | Director: Charles Band | Top

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There’s More to the Legend Than Meets the Throat! When the Russian army unearths the vault of Dracula, they accidentally unleash his undead human slave (Reggie Nalder, Mark of the Devil) and the Count’s vampire hellhound Zoltan. But these friends need a new master and head for Los Angeles to find Dracula’s last living descendant, family man Michael Drake (Michael Pataki, Grave of the Vampire). With the help of an international vampire hunter, Inspector Branco (José Ferrer, The Sentinel), can Drake destroy Zoltan and his pack of blood-crazed devil-dogs—before “man’s best friend” fetches the final soul of the damned? Also known as Dracula’s Dog, this ferociously fun horror film was directed by Albert Band (I Bury the Living, Ghoulies II) and features makeup effects by the legendary Stan Winston (Parasite, Aliens). Special Features: • Audio Commentary by Film Historians Lee Gambin and John Harrison • Dracula's Dog - Radio Spot • Theatrical Trailer • Optional English Subtitles