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There is deep distress in the crypt of Castle Dracula, The Count is searching for the blood of virgins to feed the family. Only this blood can keep him and his sister as "non-deads" alive. He is too well known in the area to succeed in finding a virgin to feed himself on. so he has no alternative but to leave and travel to Italy. There he hopes to find what he has been missing in Rumania — the fresh blood of virgins. During his journey, the Count almost passes out from
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exhaustion, but help comes when a girl becomes the victim of a car accident and his servant dips a piece of bread in the girl's blood which soaks it up like a sponge. His master is saved for the time being. In the restaurant of a small Italian town, Dracula gets further that the four pretty daughters of a local good news nobleman are waiting for suitable husbands. Count Dracula visits the nobleman and his wife, the Marchess and the Marchesa Di Fiori, who grant him the free choice of their daughters. But Dracula's first attempt with Saphiria goes wrong she has already tasted the fruits of love. He next tries Rubinia. but she too is no longer a virgin and his body rejects her blood. Dracula's suspicions turn against the handsome servant of the household, Mario, who is responsible for seducing the two girls. Mario, however, mistrusts the Count and after investigating the coffin that has been travelling with the Count and seeing the bite marks on the necks of the two girls, he realises that Dracula is a vampire. The servant makes up his mind that Dracula must die before he gets to the remaining two daughters of the family, who are still virgins. Perla and Esmeralda.
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First, he seduces the youngest, Perla. telling her that by deflowering her he is protecting her from attack by the vampire. He is caught in the act by the girl's mother and the Count, who has just seduced Esmeralda. Mario answers their accusations by explaining that Dracula is a vampire and must die. He grabs an axe and chases Dracula. chopping him down. As he drives a wooden stake through Dracula's heart, Esmeralda rushes out pleading for the vampire's life, but too late. Esmeralda, in her agony, throws herself on to the stake!
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