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VHS : Scars Of Dracula [1970]
starring: Christopher Lee, Dennis Waterman, Jenny Hanley, Christopher Matthews, Patrick Troughton
directed by: Roy Ward Baker
directed by: Roy Ward Baker
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Audience Rating: Suitable for 18 years and over Binding: VHS Tape EAN: 5014783816029 Format: HiFi Sound, PAL Label: Warner Home Video Manufacturer: Warner Home Video Number Of Discs: 1 Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Warner Home Video Release Date: May 01, 2000 Running Time: 91 minutes Sales Rank: 3317 Studio: Warner Home Video Theatrical Release Date: December 23, 1970 |
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- Still A Good TimeThough not considered one of the best by Hammer fans, Scars of Dracula is still an enjoyable vampire film. It is dark and violent and at times twisted. Lee himself has said on more than one occasion that this was his least favorite in the series, because of the violent nature of the film, and the acts of torture his character was directed to perform. Yet, it is still very much the Hammer-style film, with luscious, colorful sets, ghothic atmoshere, and great performances by all the actors involved. ... Read More
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- Hammer's nominee for the worst Dracula movie ever madeHow to explain "Scars of Dracula"? This 1970 film directed by Roy Ward Baker was made by Hammer Studios and stars Christopher Lee as Count Dracula, but has nothing to do with the previous films in the series. When last we saw the count at the end of "Taste the Blood of Dracula" his ashes where in Victorian London. Now the ashes are near his castle in Transylvania and the time appears to be about a century earlier. Go figure. As soon as the count is restored when a giant bat spews blood on his ashes, you ... Read More
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- A bit long in the fang...Well, after several previous outings as the Count, Lee again resumes his role in this installment, 'The Scars of Dracula', the last of the 'Gothic' Dracula films in which he would star, if I'm correct.
Though a fairly lenient fan of the Dracula genre, I did find unforgivable problems with this picture - for one, I could never take the giant rubber bat seriously; secondly, the plot seemed almost spoof-like, and again lowered the tone, and thirdly, there were some appalling characters which didn't ... Read More
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- striking !!I thought the atmosphere was a bit down beat. The settings were brilliant, possibly the best of all the hammer Drac films. In this film the best was definately saved for last. The ending was simply the most original and spectacular despatch of a vampire ever.
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- Scars of DraculaThis is ab great picture.My favorite actor is Cristopher Lee.He is a superstar from the golden-age of horror.You can not miss it is great. Blood thirsty vampires and from Bram Stoker karakter count Dracula.You need to see it.
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