Dracula's Dog is a horror-comedy film released in 1978. The plot follows a group of Russian soldiers who are excavating ancient ruins in Romania. During their excavation, they accidentally unleash an ancient evil in the form of Dracula's loyal servant, a large dog named Zoltan. Zoltan is accompanied by a pack of vampire dogs who are under his control.
Zoltan and his pack set out on a mission to find the last living descendant of Count Dracula, a man by the name of Michael Drake who is living in California. Drake is unaware of his heritage and is leading a normal life until he is targeted by the vampire dogs. He is soon rescued by a group of dog-loving travelers who are on a road trip.
As they attempt to escape from the pursuing vampire dogs, they learn more about Dracula's legacy and the implications of Zoltan's mission. Along the way, they encounter a variety of obstacles and challenges, including confrontations with law enforcement and a mysterious cult.
Despite the absurd premise, Dracula's Dog managed to become a cult classic in the horror-comedy genre. It features a mix of laughs, cheesy special effects, and gruesome carnage. The film is generally regarded as a fun, campy romp with a lot of entertainment value.