Christopher Lee, Christopher Neame, Michael Coles
Johnny Alucard raises Count Dracula(Christopher Lee) from the dead in 1972 London. The Count goes after the descendents of Van Helsing.
DVD Release Date: October 4, 2005
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November 3, 2007Dated 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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June 24, 2007This 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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October 3, 2006Fun 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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May 26, 2009Classic vampire horror with Christopher Lee as Dracula, who is risen from the grave by a seemingly unhinged man in London in 1972. Dracula makes his way through a group of young friends but has his heart set upon the grand daughter of the famous vampire hunter, Van Helsing. This ...( read more)
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February 14, 2008It gave me a penchant from big brunettes in open topped dresses...Dracula was a god!
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November 3, 2009A brilliant premise (Dracula resurrected in the modern age). Something to add to the favourites list. Great dialogue, a fantastic Peter Cushing and wonderful direction. Opinion may change when I've seen the rest though.
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October 19, 2009dracula invades 70s london
damm i really need to get ahold of this soundtrack i can't get Stoneground outta my head -
June 28, 2009Another great offer from Hammer studios. I love Christopher Lee when he plays the vampire. He always does an amazing job even though he doesn't have alot of screen time. A lot of people hate these Hammer films but I think there great.
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April 11, 2009Dracula is brought back to life by way of hippy Devil Worshippers to battle the decendent of Van Helsing.
The movie starts with Drac and Van Helsing in a fight to the death in the 1800's. But seeing the Count hanging out with a bunch of foppish hippy types is kinda unsettling. ...( read more)
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