Most obscure vampire movie you're seen?

[The Burgomaster]

Probably "Jonathan" (1970)

I bought it years ago on DVD-R from the old Video Search of Miami. I'd like to get a better copy because the colors are washed out.

From IMDB: "Unusual twist on vampire mythology supposes one important difference from most movies: daylight does not harm vampires. With this weakness removed, by the 16th or 17th century vampires have become the aristocracy, controlling government and exploiting the few remaining, destitute humans as food and servants. A desperate group of humans elects young Jonathan to lead a mission intent of destroying all the vampires, but the vampires attempt to foil him at every turn."

[Rev. Powell]

Probably "Jonathan" (1970)

I bought it years ago on DVD-R from the old Video Search of Miami. I'd like to get a better copy because the colors are washed out.

From IMDB: "Unusual twist on vampire mythology supposes one important difference from most movies: daylight does not harm vampires. With this weakness removed, by the 16th or 17th century vampires have become the aristocracy, controlling government and exploiting the few remaining, destitute humans as food and servants. A desperate group of humans elects young Jonathan to lead a mission intent of destroying all the vampires, but the vampires attempt to foil him at every turn."

379 ratings for Jonathan, pretty obscure, but knowing you I wouldn't be surprised if you'd seen something even rarer.