a mash-up of styles and tones, with surrealist flourishes (a tracking shot focused on Sordi in the wide-open California desert) juxtaposing routine scenes of women being lured to the villain’s lair. Everything within it is odd, from rampant continuity errors, to unintelligible footage of shadowy figures from the preceding films interspersed throughout." Home media The film was released on DVD in 2011 through Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's "Limited Edition Collection," which are made-on-demand discs. In May 2016, the film was released on Blu-ray in a limited edition two-disc set by Arrow Films. It features four versions of the film restored from the original negatives: the original Operation: Titian; Portrait in Terror; Blood Bath featuring Stephanie Rothman's re-shoots; and Track of the Vampire. Hill's version of Blood Bath seems to be lost. See also Vampire film References Sources External links Allmovie: Blood Bath/Track of the Vampire entry Jack Hill on Blood Bath at Trailers From Hell Article in Video Watchdog Part 2 Article in Video Watchdog Part 3 1966 horror films 1966 films American International Pictures films American black-and-white films American vampire films Films set in California Films shot in Venice, Los Angeles Films directed by Jack Hill Films produced by Roger Corman Mannequins in films Films scored by Ronald Stein 1960s English-language films 1960s American films