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It's a shame. Yeah, a Frankenstein collection would go down well too. Maybe, one day, you never know. I alway's enjoy watching Dracula AD 1972. Just loved the fresh new setting of present day London, thought that was fantastic. The usual Castle setting was getting a little stale by that point. I have no idea if fans really like this one or not, but I've always enjoyed it...
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There's not a Hammer Dracula I don't like mate.Ditto for the good doctor. I think it's time to resurrect the ol' Hammer thread...
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I love the '58 Dracula but when it comes to Hammer Dracula's I think I actually prefer Dracula POD. Scared the crap out of me when I first saw it as a kid and it still has that edge. The '58 Dracula is the most stylish but POD is like a mad Dracula slasher with Lee as the crazy hissing vampire.
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That's the one. Lee refused the dialogue because it was so far removed from Stoker's Dracula. I always find the Dracula unveiling in Satanic Rites a little Sccoby Doo-ish but it's great fun.
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... it's fascinating how dracula (horror of dracula) is so utterly different in tone from the other christopher lee dracula films in the series. where the sequels are lurid and somewhat trashy with not a lot of speaking by lee, in the original lee's dracula has lots of dialogue and there's considerably more depth to the character ... ... watching dracula on tv was one of the more frightening experiences of my youth, right up there with frankenstein the true story and trilogy of terror ...
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... i picked up a warner bros. dvd that included dracula has risen from the grave, taste the blood of dracula, dracula a.d. 1972 and horror of dracula. and the thing is, horror of dracula seemed so out of place with the others. compared to the sequels terence fisher's original felt like classic james whale-directed universal horror from the '30s ... ... i guess i'm just jaded having survived the blood-drenched 1980s. by the way, i read somewhere that horror of dracula is one of john carpenter's fave horror flicks ...
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John Carpenter has good taste then. lol |
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