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Blood of Dracula

  • 1957
  • Approved
  • 1 Std. 9 Min.
IMDb-BEWERTUNG
4,6/10
1685
IHRE BEWERTUNG
Blood of Dracula (1957)
Home Video Trailer from Columbia Tristar
trailer wiedergeben1:40
1 Video
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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuUnder hypnosis, a young woman turns into a vampire.Under hypnosis, a young woman turns into a vampire.Under hypnosis, a young woman turns into a vampire.

  • Regie
    • Herbert L. Strock
  • Drehbuch
    • Aben Kandel
  • Hauptbesetzung
    • Sandra Harrison
    • Louise Lewis
    • Gail Ganley
  • Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro
  • IMDb-BEWERTUNG
    4,6/10
    1685
    IHRE BEWERTUNG
    • Regie
      • Herbert L. Strock
    • Drehbuch
      • Aben Kandel
    • Hauptbesetzung
      • Sandra Harrison
      • Louise Lewis
      • Gail Ganley
    • 53Benutzerrezensionen
    • 32Kritische Rezensionen
  • Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro
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    Blood of Dracula
    Trailer 1:40
    Blood of Dracula

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    Sandra Harrison
    • Nancy Perkins
    Louise Lewis
    Louise Lewis
    • Miss Branding
    Gail Ganley
    • Myra
    Jerry Blaine
    • Tab
    Heather Ames
    Heather Ames
    • Nola
    Malcolm Atterbury
    Malcolm Atterbury
    • Lt. Dunlap
    Mary Adams
    Mary Adams
    • Mrs. Thorndyke
    Thomas Browne Henry
    Thomas Browne Henry
    • Mr. Perkins
    • (as Thomas B. Henry)
    Don Devlin
    • Eddie
    Jean Dean
    • Mrs. Perkins
    • (as Jeanne Dean)
    Richard Devon
    Richard Devon
    • Det. Sgt. Stewart
    Paul Maxwell
    Paul Maxwell
    • Mike, the young doctor
    Shirley Delancey
    • Terry
    • (as Shirley De Lancey)
    Michael Hall
    • Glenn
    Craig Duncan
    • Police Officer
    Edna Holland
    Edna Holland
    • Miss Rivers
    Carlyle Mitchell
    Carlyle Mitchell
    • Stanley Mayther
    Voltaire Perkins
    • Dr. Lawson
    • Regie
      • Herbert L. Strock
    • Drehbuch
      • Aben Kandel
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    8seaview29

    good cult classic

    With all due respect to the other comments, I have seen and enjoyed this film for many years; originally in l958. Like most AIP pics of the time, for me, they were well produced and surprisingly, well acted. Yes, it does resemble another great cult classic film, I was a Teen-Age Werewolf' a silly title,for what is a very good movie, given Micheal Landon at the start of his career. "Blood of Dracula" has some good horror vets, Malcolm Atterbury, Louise Lewis and Richard Devon. I never saw a hint of 'lesbianism' just a very con- trolling Doctor/scientist, and I find the song "Puppy" love rather corny, but cute. These movies relied on atmosphere and imagination, unlike today's gore, blood and guts, I say to 'each his own'I just don't like to see these movies 'belittled' when they do have, and merit artistic talent.
    searchanddestroy-1

    Dracula meets teenage wave

    Don't be surprised if this DRACULA version made in the late fifties includes some teenagers elements. It is obviously destined to drive in audiences, young men and women kissing each other aboard their parents cars whilst the movie appeared on screen.... It is not that bad, because directed by Herbert Strock, a little horror master from this period, besides Gene Fowler Jr and William Castle. This is an agreeable horror film, one of the first evoking Halloween twenty years before John Carpenter's most known movie. Acting is pretty surprisingly good for this kind of B feature and the photography also excellent. But please, don't take it too seriously and you'll enjoy it. Excellent ending too, rather surprising. I love that.
    phlflip

    good nostalgic 50,s B movie

    Blood of Dracula was one of my most memorable horror movies mostly because it centers on a female monster for a change.Louise Lewis is great as the mad teacher who tries to prove her theory.The makeup on the monster is a riot.It is the usual teenage horror movie with a few songs thrown in for fun.This film is typical 1950,s.Check out the ending when student-monster finally turns against teacher.It is one of the funniest,most entertaining scenes in the movie.
    Dethcharm

    "We Can Make Life Awfully Miserable For Oddballs!"...

    In BLOOD OF DRACULA, Nancy Perkins (Sandra Harrison) is dropped off at her new boarding school by her father and his new wife. While Nancy is busy settling in, she is unaware that science teacher, Miss Branding is working on a bizarre experiment. She's also looking for a human subject, someone who has Nancy's rather explosive temperament! Mad science and the occult merge, resulting in horror beyond all measure!

    Sort of.

    This movie is another lump of Limburger from AIP distribution. Much like THE SHE-CREATURE or VOODOO WOMAN, it's a story about the unleashing of the savage side of female human nature, and the hideous consequences thereof. The title comes into play in an absurd, non sequitur way.

    As cinematic nonsense goes, this example is quite enjoyable. Just wait until you see Nancy's toothy transformation scene!

    WARNING: This movie contains the song "Puppy Love"...
    4kevinolzak

    I Was a Teenage Vampire

    1957's "Blood of Dracula" from AIP producer Herman Cohen cashed in on the success of Michael Landon's "I Was a Teenage Werewolf" with a simple gender reversal of both Landon and Universal's "The Mad Ghoul." Previous credits at Realart (Lon Chaney's "The Bushwhackers" and "Battles of Chief Pontiac," plus "Bela Lugosi Meets a Brooklyn Gorilla"), Allied Artists ("Target Earth"), and United Artists (Abbott and Costello's "Dance With Me, Henry") led to Cohen's arrival at American International, where the youthful slant on a supernatural favorite led to a similar double bill pairing this picture with "I Was a Teenage Frankenstein," shot a month later. It's a shame that Cohen decided to use this title since there is no Dracula, it's not "Dracula's Daughter" nor even a male vampire; instead of a mad scientist using a moody teenager for experiments on regression (Bridey Murphy again), we have a female chemistry teacher taking advantage of a troubled girl student. Louise Lewis had played the school principal in "Teenage Werewolf" (as well as an unbilled part in John Beal's "The Vampire"), here second billed as Miss Branding, whose fanatical thesis has rightly been rejected by the male dominated scientific community, that each individual has a greater capacity for destruction than any 'A' bomb if the right techniques are used. Enter Nancy Perkins (Sandra Harrison), latest arrival at the Sherwood boarding school for girls, still grieving for the mother who died only six weeks before, and dismissive of her father's sudden decision to remarry. She is not as short tempered as Michael Landon's character, quite a sympathetic figure, especially after the other girls in her dormitory trample over her the first night. Nancy is bright and quick to be accepted (she chose not to snitch), but under the hypnotic influence of Miss Branding undergoes a physical transformation and incurable thirst for blood. The old bat brandishes an amulet from the Carpathian Mountains, which can either heal or destroy depending on its use, and guess which one is selected? The result is a wild hairy creature with pointed ears similar to Max Schreck's "Nosferatu," certainly making for a decent poster. Luckily, the lone male victim (Jerry Blaine from "Teenage Werewolf") is the dimwit who belts out the picture's embarrassing teen dance number, while the perfunctory police investigation only eats up time and goes nowhere, the one officer who suggests a vampire on the loose rapidly denounced as a crackpot (we at least get a mention of Transylvania). Despite Sandra Harrison's affecting performance she never went on to any prominence, director Herbert L. Strock asserting that the actress already considered herself a star. Among the cops we see Malcolm Atterbury (back from "Teenage Werewolf") and Richard Devon ("The Undead," "War of the Satellites"), but the picture is half over before the first killing, with little enough action as it is, one other attack claiming two victims before the predictable climax. One gorgeous student who disappears all too quickly is raven haired Barbara Wilson, soon to star in "Terror in the Midnight Sun," later reworked by director Jerry Warren into the John Carradine vehicle "Invasion of the Animal People," who also supplied the memorable opening sequence of Martin Kosleck's "The Flesh Eaters."

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      American International Pictures released this film to many drive-in theaters as the bottom half of a double feature with I Was a Teenage Frankenstein (1957) with the tagline: "Warning! Can You Take It? Fiendish! Frenzied! Frightening! It Will Haunt You For Days Afterwards[sic]!"
    • Patzer
      During the first scene of the "stake" that will kill Nancy Perkins (Sandra Harrison), it is shown to be about four inches long. In the second scene, when it is protruding from out of her body, it is about one foot long and perceptively sharper at the end of it.
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      Nancy Perkins: Who am I? What am I doing, I - I'm living a nightmare!

    • Verbindungen
      Featured in TJ and the All Night Theatre: Blood of Dracula + Godzilla vs. The Thing (1977)
    • Soundtracks
      Puppy Love
      Written by Jerry Blaine

      Performed by Jerry Blaine

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    • Erscheinungsdatum
      • November 1957 (Vereinigte Staaten)
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      • Vereinigte Staaten
    • Sprache
      • Englisch
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      • Carmel Productions
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