The Townsends are actually vampires who sleep in coffins and lure pretty young girls to the castle to be drained of blood by their butler George, who then mixes real Bloody Marys for the couple, which they drink from martini glasses.

George and Mango, the hunchback, keep mini-skirted women chained up in the basement, occasionally sacrificing one of them to "the Great God Luna" by burning them at the stake.

In the final confrontation, George the butler is killed, the remaining women prisoners are freed, Mango the hunchback gets shot, hit with an ax, and set afire before dying.

[9] Jayne Mansfield was originally set to star in the film as Countess Townsend, but she died in a car accident before shooting began.

[10] The introduction to the film features the song "The Next Train Out" performed by Gil Bernal, with lyrics by Bob Russell and music by Lincoln Mayorga.