House of Dracula

House of Dracula (1945)

  • 57% of critics liked it
    (7 reviews)

  • 40% of users liked it
    (4,858 ratings)

This Universal "monster rally", an immediate sequel to House of Frankenstein, would seem to have been deliberately designed as the final entry in the studio's B-horror cycle. Onslow Stevens plays psychiatrist Dr. Edelman, who suddenly has a thriving business when two of Universal's… More

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Unrated,
Directed By
Written By
Edward T. Lowe
Genres
Science Fiction & Fantasy, Horror
In Theaters
Nov 1, 1945 Wide
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Critic Reviews

  • Variety Staff, Variety

    A nifty thriller for the chiller trade.

  • Tim Brayton, Antagony & Ecstasy

    At least the weirdness gives it a surprising, fresh edge that might as well pass for good by this point in the cycle.

  • Cole Smithey, ColeSmithey.com

    Lon Chaney lives!

  • Michael W. Phillips, Jr., Goatdog's Movies

    There's no mystery here, no suspense or atmosphere.

  • , Film4

    This becomes just a silly excuse to provide audiences with cheap scares.

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Featured Audience Ratings

  • AJ V


    A later universal monster movie which deserves a watching, it's very interesting and exciting. I know I enjoyed it.

  • Morgan S


    i really reall do not like this guy as dracula he is a worm compaired to bela lagousi!

  • Chris G


    The classic Universal monster films end with House of Dracula, a film that has a misleading title because it isn't really Dracula's House. Dr. Edelman must be a renowned doctore because Dracula shows up wanting a cure, then the Wolf Man shows up wanting a cure and then… More

  • Cassandra M


    This moody, creepy horror flick begins on a castle atop a cliff overlooking the sea, a great setting, as a vampire bat flies in and creeps toward a sleeping doctor (Onslow Stevens). The bat changes into a man known as Baron Latos, in reality Count Dracula (John Carradine). He seeks… More

  • Michael G


    Very possibly one of the most terrible and gimmicky movies ever made. But you love it like a retarded nephew.

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