Renfield staggers and then collapses on the floor, drugged by he wine into a deathly slumber.The zombie-like spectral wives wolfishly move toward the body.The Count, skilled at metamorphosis, emerges where the bat had disappeared and enters from the balcony.Continuing his murder spree, Jason found Nurse Morgan in the storeroom, where he grabbed her face with his fist, held her off the floor against the wall, and cut down the length of her chest with a scalpel(# 2 death).Statistically speaking, it""s still the safest way to travel." He glanced at a stunned Lois Lane - who stood up - and he asked her specifically: "Are you OK?" As he flew away, greeted by cheers for his long-awaited advent, Lois fainted.More famously, a year earlier in 1913, Mabel Normand was tied to train tracks and cried out for rescue in the Keystone comedyBarney Oldfield""s Race for a Life (1913), and the scene was also enacted in Sennett""sTeddy at the Throttle (1917)with Gloria Swanson.The satirical film was a strong indictment of rampant 1970s capitalistic consumerism, as it showed the group looting the shopping areas of luxuries and living the American dream in a barricaded storage area with an excess of material goods, distracted while decaying, undead danger lurked close by.