Horst Janson, John Carson, Shane Briant
A master swordsman and former soldier and his hunchbacked assistant hunt vampires.
DVD Release Date: October 21, 2003
Stats: 111 reviews
its positives are its score... and also the beautiful caroline munro who was also in one of the sinbad movies. shame that's all the positives
the lead actor was weak but this is a highly entertaining film nonetheless
A Hammer Horror Swashbuckling Vampire film.
How you not love the Crash Zooms.
This is one of the last great movies Hammer made, and it was a telling display of how out-of-touch the studio was at the time that they sat on it for a couple of years before releasing it and went back to producing the increasingly dire Dracula series. This is a fabulously entert...( read more)
"What he doesn't know about vampirism wouldn't fill a flea's codpiece"
Young women from the village are being mysteriously drained of their blood and, bewildered as to the source of the problem, the local physician requests the help of an old friend, the "herb" smoking, swashb...( read more)
So Captain Kronos is a totally shitty vampire hunter. Movie spends 80 minutes confusingly building up to a face-off between Kronos and a character you have not seen even once before.
Great twist at the end! Typical cheesy death sceens as peer the movie era but excellent story plot for its time
A nice switch in the vampire lore as they suck the youth out of you instead of just sucking your blood. Herb smokin swashbucklin Kronos is a cool Hammer entry where he shows you vampire hunter doesn't always have standard means (and he shows you the old toad in the hole trick)
Oldie but Goodie - takes me back to saturday mornings in my misspent youth
Captain Kronos is above average hammer fare that borrows more than once from the styling of the darker Italian westerns and more gothic giallo. Not for everyone but should appeal to hammer fans especially.
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