Red-Headed Bride (Count Yorga, Vampire)

The red headed bride is an unnamed character in the Count Yorga, Vampire movie. She is played by Deborah Darnell.

Appearance
As the red headed bride is introduced long after she's turned, there is no human form to her. She has shoulder length red hair with bang and pale skin one would expect to find in a member of the walking undead as well as piranha like fangs like her master. Her dress consists of pink long sleeved night gown. She wears no shoes, going completely barefoot.

Synopsis


Not much is known about this bride of Yorga's though judging the timing of the death of Donna's mother, it's likely she is the first victim of Yorga. She is first seen when Yorga goes down to the cellar where Donna's mother and she are being kept, sleeping on stone slabs. Yorga awakes the two to which they preform sex on one another for his pleasure (this isn't seen in the movie).



The next time she is seen is when Yorga leads Hayes to the cellar to offer proof he is a vampire, by this point Hayes's friend Erica, has fallen to Yorga's fangs and is now one of Yorga's brides. Hayes checks on Erica but it clear she is beyond saving.



As Yorga mocks Hayes who holds him off with a cross. Yorga awakens the brides who attack and feed on Hayes.

As Yorga reunites Donna and her mother.



The red-headed bride and Erica attack Micheal who finds Hayes dying on the floor. Micheal fends them off with his stake, to which the red-headed bride runs off while Erica stays behind. She is last seen in the movie confronting Micheal and Donna. Despite her master now being dead, Erica and she remain under the curse of vampirism. They chase after the two until Micheal repels them with a cross.



Erica hides behind her allowing her to take most of the brunt of the religious symbol (though Erica likewise shrinks back from it) before the two are forced into a doorway and locked in.



Considering the end of the movie, its likely she and the remaining brides continued dwelling in Yorga's manor and continued feeding on blood.