La sangre del vampiro

Título original: Blood of Dracula

1957
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1h 9min

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4.6/10

1.7 k

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Home Video Trailer from Columbia Tristar

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Horror

Bajo hipnosis, una joven se convierte en vampiro.Bajo hipnosis, una joven se convierte en vampiro.Bajo hipnosis, una joven se convierte en vampiro.

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Trivia
American International Pictures released this film to many drive-in theaters as the bottom half of a double feature with El hijo de Frankenstein (1957) with the tagline: "Warning! Can You Take It? Fiendish! Frenzied! Frightening! It Will Haunt You For Days Afterwards[sic]!"

Errores
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.

Citas
Nancy Perkins: Who am I? What am I doing, I - I'm living a nightmare!

Conexiones
Featured in TJ and the All Night Theatre: Blood of Dracula + Godzilla vs. The Thing (1977)

Bandas sonoras
Puppy Love
Written by Jerry Blaine
Performed by Jerry Blaine

"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"...