Anthony Eisley, J. Carrol Naish, Jim Davis
Cult director Al Adamson brings The kings of horror together in one film - they meet in a fight of fright! Judith Fontaine (Regina Carrol) is looking for her sister Joanie, who has apparently disappea...( read more
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DVD Release Date: February 27, 2001
Stats: 69 reviews
LON CHANEY JR & RUSS TAMBLYN in the same film? You might ask yourself; "How can you go wrong?". And you need only watch this little gem, to see all of the ways you / they CAN GO WRONG.
To start there is the sad realization that Chaney's role here (one of his last) is one of ...( read more)
A mind-boggling mish-mash of footage culled from a number of uncompleted films. If you like Adamson, this is a must. If you don't, give it a pass.
How you react to this film will depend entirely on your appetite for Z-grade schlock. Fans of cheese monger Adamson will revel in the numerous continuity errors (check out the various incarnations of Dracula's face make-up), an ad-hoc plot and laughable dialogue. To be fair to Ad...( read more)
A piece-of-shit pieced-together film. Best parts were held by Lon Chaney Jr and Grayden Clark (star, writer, director, etc of Bad Bunch, one of my favorite movies). Though it wasnt made by Troma (they didnt exist yet), but it is distributed by them and is nearly as terrible as mo...( read more)
Another mind bongling expliotation anti-masterpiece from z movie auter Al Adamson. Here's what you get:ACount Dracula with big booga booga teeth and a Mike Brady man-perm hairdo and a cool gumball machine ring that shoots a cartoon deathray: a Frankenstien Monster with the face o...( read more)
I watched years ago and taped on vhs. Funny movie, a psychedelic horror. Hey, there is Forrest J.Ackermann as a victim of the Monster. Dracula dismembers piece by piece the Monster (funny scene). Groton is a zombie-a-like and he' a 'molester' of lovers (it's bad, man! haha!) J....( read more)
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