In search of adventure to break the monotony of his domestic life, Larry, a family man, discovers an intriguing advertisement for a "unique and exotic" room within a mansion nestled in the Hollywood Hills. This room, shrouded in black and adorned with candles, mirrors, and plush pillows, becomes the backdrop for Larry's secret romantic escapades, starting with a young college student followed by an encounter with a sex worker. Unbeknownst to Larry, the enigmatic siblings who own the mansion, Jason and Bridget, have ulterior motives. They meticulously prepare the room for Larry's visits, all while harboring a dark secret: Jason's desperate need for blood transfusions, leading them to ensnare Larry's partners for their sinister experiments.

"The Black Room," a film penned and co-directed by Norman Thaddeus Vane and helmed by Elly Kenner in 1982, revitalizes the vampire narrative with a fresh and provocative twist, blending sensuality with the macabre. Enhanced by the skilled special effects of Mark Shostrom and the cinematographic vision of Robert Harmon, this film stands out as a bold reimagining of horror conventions. Vinegar Syndrome proudly presents this overlooked classic in a new light with a meticulous 4K restoration from the original 35mm negatives, accompanied by a plethora of special features designed to enrich the viewing experience.