Deathmaster

1972
PG
1h 24m

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Quarry is a mysterious, articulate stranger who draws a cult like following of local hippies. Rather than showing them peace and love, he has more sinister plans for them, as he is a vampire... Read allQuarry is a mysterious, articulate stranger who draws a cult like following of local hippies. Rather than showing them peace and love, he has more sinister plans for them, as he is a vampire.Quarry is a mysterious, articulate stranger who draws a cult like following of local hippies. Rather than showing them peace and love, he has more sinister plans for them, as he is a vampire.

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Robert Quarry

Khorda

Bill Ewing

Pico

Brenda Dickson

Rona Ashby

John Fiedler

Bobby Pickett

Kirkwood
(as Bob Pickett)

William Jordan

Monk Reynolds

Betty Anne Rees

Esslin

LaSesne Hilton

Barbado
(as Le Sesne Hilton)

John Lasell

Sgt. Kelly

Michael Cronin

Mike

Charles Hornsby

Charles

Kitty Vallacher

Bridey

Tari Tabakin

Mavis

Freda T. Vanterpool

Dancer

Olympia Silvers

Olympia
(as Olympia Sylvers)

Bob Woods

Policeman

Ted Lynn

Surfer

Director
- Ray Danton
Writer
- R.L. Grove
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Trivia
Quarry wears the same set of prop vampire fangs in this as he did in both Count Yorga movies. They were specially made and fitted by his dentist.

Goofs
When the surfer dude opens Khorda's coffin on the beach, it's broad daylight. It's later established that Khorda cannot walk around in sunlight. Why then wasn't he hurt when his coffin was opened?

Quotes
Monk: "You know what you all are? You're all a bunch of friggin' freaks and honkies! Every damn last one of you! I'm going to town to get me some steak and whiskey!"

Connections
Featured in Movie Macabre: The Deathmaster (1982)

Soundtracks
A Man without a Vision
Music by Ray Conniff
Lyrics by Fred Sadoff and Bobby Pickett (as Bob Pickett)

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Featured review

Actually, it's quite good for the 70's

I wasn't sure if I would like The Deathmaster or not, since I really didn't personally care much for the Count Yorga movie. I liked some of Robert Quarry's other work in films though, so I figured I would give this one a shot.

I must say that I liked it more than I thought was possible. It has a distinct and unmistakable 1970's cheesy "vibe" running rampant throughout the movie. That actually works in favor of the movie, it gives it an authentic flair of the era. The story is nothing too fabulous or original, but it was the visuals that intrigued me. The cinematography work on The Deathmaster was well above average.

So, it's a pretty good vampire flick of the early 1970's. Definitely worth a look for both Quarry fans, and also for Vampire aficionados.