“I didn’t know much about vampires until my sister became one,” says Shyla Jennings as a “blind girl from Boston” fending off the undead in sunny California. That’s a great kickoff to this five-part mini-series from writer-director Stills By Alan and producer Bree Mills. It’s inventive, entertaining and very well made.

In Part 1, we meet stepsisters Shyla and Abigail Mac. Abigail goes to visit Willow (Melissa Moore), who tells her, “My family doesn’t exactly sleep at night.” Her “sisters”—Carter Cruise and Georgia Jones—want Abby to stay. Melissa explains that they aren’t really a “family.” Jelena Jensen (stunning, with purple hair and lips) is the “mother” in command.

Carter, Georgia and Abigail get it on, with Jelena and Melissa soon joining in. In no time they form a pussy-eating chain. Great group sex action. And, sorry Dracula fans, but there are no fangs or neck-biting on view. These sexy ghouls blow blue smoke into each other’s mouths—something about their vampiric essence. That’s the way Abigail is transformed.

In Part 2: Sisters, Shyla is “attacked” by Abby after she’s been vampirized but they have a tender sex scene.

Abby is contacted by vampire hunter Serena Blair, who warns the sisters that the vampires are on the way to get them. She takes them to her house, which is festooned with garlic and crucifixes. After much back and forth they decide to fuck. Very tasty multi-orgasmic three-way action with Serena and the stepsisters.

Part 4, The Showdown, introduces the vampire Angelica, played to perfection by Angela White. She is Mother’s favorite pet and hitwoman. Serena launches her invasion of the vampire lair by sending in Abigail as the first shock troop. Angela easily dominates her—she’s mean and hot and hyper-aggressive. Mother Jelena joins in the ravaging of their newest vampire.

Meanwhile Serena manages to set the house on fire with a cigarette lighter. Away from the blaze, Shyla and Abigail are pursued by the vengeful Mother Jelena. It would hardly be a spoiler to reveal that sex does ensue and that all the good gals eventually emerge triumphant.