Draghoula

1995

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaHarry (Chriss Lee) is a young, Jewish scientist who lives with his overprotective and overbearing mother, Ida (Victoria Barkoff). He spends most of his time in his laboratory trying to isola... Ler tudoHarry (Chriss Lee) is a young, Jewish scientist who lives with his overprotective and overbearing mother, Ida (Victoria Barkoff). He spends most of his time in his laboratory trying to isolate the guilt gene, using live rats for his tests. When the laboratory administration anno... Ler tudoHarry (Chriss Lee) is a young, Jewish scientist who lives with his overprotective and overbearing mother, Ida (Victoria Barkoff). He spends most of his time in his laboratory trying to isolate the guilt gene, using live rats for his tests. When the laboratory administration announces a major budget cut, he can no longer afford the number of rats he needs to continue ... Ler tudo

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The punk era loft of Linda Dawn Hammond, who played "Lee" and was also the Set Photographer, at 3816 Blvd. St.Laurent, Montreal, was the filming location of two scenes in the Vampire's lair. It was chosen primarily because she already owned 3 coffins. The vintage silver tea set the Vampire pours dates to Lee's childhood in England, and it is resting on a coffin in her actual bedroom.

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10/10

A fine example of a "quality" B-movie.

Don't expect to take it seriously. If you want a B-movie that you can laugh at, this is one of the best I've ever seen. It's a little slow to get going, but once the main character becomes Draghoula and starts cross dressing (badly), things really get going. The way he chases down his victims is absolutely brilliant in its horror. I haven't laughed that hard in ages. I'd be scared too, if that guy was chasing me!

There's this one scene in front of a church....well, you'll know it when you see it. The actress who plays Sabrina is either a horrible actress, or a genius who is able to act like a horrible actress. If you're the kind of person who likes B-movies, that should just add to the film's charm. Then there's a chase scene around (yes around) a car that's pretty brilliant, and the final scene is almost Shakespearean in its ridiculously.

All in all I'd say that this one is definitely a keeper.