Blacula (1972)

A royal figure from the 1700s is cursed into a vampire during a trip to Transylvania, leading him to rise from his grave and terrorise modern Los Angeles.

This 1972 cult classic blends horror and fantasy, following the dark transformation of a noble figure into a powerful undead entity. Directed by William Crain, the film features a memorable performance by William Marshall as the titular creature. The story explores themes of ancient royalty and modern obsession.