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Plot: Johnny Alucard raises Count Dracula(Christopher Lee) from the dead in 1972 London. The Count goes after the descendents of Van Helsing.
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MCT:August 7, 2008
Despite the cast, one of the lesser Hammer Draculas. Scenes of swinging London and the Black Mass are great.
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MCT:March 9, 2008One of my favourite Hammer Horror films. Count Dracula is resurrected in modern-day london and a descendent of Van Helsing (Peter Cushing) must stop him before his granddaughter Jessica (Stephanie Beacham) becomes Dracula's vampire bride! This enjoyable movie also stars the lovely Caroline Munro as one of Dracula's victims.
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MCT:November 23, 2007One of my favorite movies. Portrays Dracula in a romantic light... ALthough we've seen it all before: Finds girl who looks like his old love, struggles to get her, like all the others & original Bram Stoker novel, this one is braught up to date - in the hippy period. Memorable.
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MCT:November 3, 2007
Dated but enjoyable piece of horror fluff. Hammer purists will hate it but there's enough going on to entertain the casual viewer.
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MCT:June 24, 2007
This is a much better film than it sounds. Lee and Cushing play their famous roles perfectly and the 1970s background gives new life to an almost worn out Hammer tale.
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MCT:April 7, 2007
Everybody seems to hate this film, but this is a fun little flick that I never tire off. True, the dialogue is dated, but the pseudo hippy lines were already well past their sell buy date when the film was made and listening to the teens talk makes Austin Powers sound like Shakespeare. Although flawed - not having Dracula actually leave the church and join shwinging London *is* a mistake - this is nevertheless a lot of fun with a number of memorable scenes and overall much better than its reputation. What's not to like about mini skirted girls like Caroline Munro and Stephanie Beacham quivering with perking nipples about the vampiric threat? Dig it?
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MCT:October 18, 2006Not as scary as it seemed when i was 8yrs old and spent the next 10yrs sleeping in a roll neck jumper
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MCT:October 3, 2006
Fun 70s style and, as always, great performances by Lee and Cushing help this often maligned entry in the series work smashingly.
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MCT:September 9, 2006
Christopher Lee played the Count once too many in this poor attempt, whilst begining with a fight with Van Helsing that gets the movie of to a flyer, I'm affraid its down hill from then on.
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MCT:April 16, 2006
Lee & Cushing are reunited in the final Dracula film. When I watched this I thought Dracula in 1970s would this film work. It almost works with Dracula putting young fit girls under his power & feasting on there blood. I was disappointed with this film because you didn't see much of Christopher Lee in the film, only in the opening, some parts of the middle of the film, & the big show down between Peter Cushing. Dracula A.D 1972 was ok but it didn't bite me!
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