Horror Extreme Movie Catalog

Directed by David Durston (Stigma). A band of Satanist hippies lead by Horace Bones (Bhaskar) roll into a town and begin terrorizing the local folk, raping a local girl who's grandpa goes after them. He fails and is given LSD. This bothers his grandson and he gets back at the hippies by feeding them meat pies infected with blood from a rabid dog. They turn into crazed lunatics and begin killing and/or infecting everything in their path. I DRINK YOUR BLOOD is also know as PHOBIA. The movie is like NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD meets Charlie Manson in this gore-drenched 1971 drive-in classic. After consuming rabies infected meat pies, an LSD-addicted hippie cult goes on a vicious murdering rampage! Heavily censored since its original release, this infamous landmark of cinematic brutality is being presented uncut in all its blood-splattered glory! Directed by David Durston with stars Bhaskar, Lynn Lowry, Tyde Kierney and Jack Damon. DVD FEATURES for this film include:
The Cut Fullscreen Version (the real version was but out by Cheezy Flicks Ent, thats run time is 90 minutes).
English Audio
Provocative audio commentary from director David Durston and star Bhaskar
Four NEVER BEFORE SEEN deleted scenes including the original blood-drenched ending deemed too disturbing for 70's audiences
'The I Drink Your Blood Show' with revealing on-camera interviews with stars Lynn Lowry, Tyde Kierney and Jack Damon
The original theatrical trailer, radio spot & new Japanese DVD trailer
Extensive gallery of stills and poster art
Rare and shocking film of Bhaskar performing "THE EVIL KING COBRA DANCE"
Behind the Scenes of the recording of the commentary and more...

I suppose the most gratifying thing about "I Drink Your Blood" is that the characters don't invariably act stupid. For example, when some drifter hippies rape a girl and then give her grandfather acid, a young boy gets revenge on the hippies by feeding them meat pies laced with rabies. This kid is proactive! The movie is still gruesome today, although it seems clear that it would now fit into the R-rated category without much controversy. While the DVD transfer isn't the best, it's hard to go wrong at the price of $8.99.