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John Carradine and Chuck Courtney in Billy the Kid Versus Dracula (1966)

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Billy the Kid Versus Dracula

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  • Dracula travels to the American Old West, intent on making a young and beautiful female ranch owner his vampire bride. Her fiance, the reformed outlaw Billy the Kid, finds out about it and rushes to save her.
  • In the American Old West, Count Dracula makes his mark on a young woman who introduces him to her fiance, William Bonney - a.k.a. Billy the Kid. A European family who had previously encountered Dracula warns Billy of who the man is and the danger that he will bring, but no one believes him.—rcs0411@yahoo.com
  • A stagecoach arrives in Papago Wells for a night stopover. The four passengers are Count Dracula (John Carradine); Mrs. Mary Ann Bentley (Marjorie Bennett) and her brother James Underhill (William Forrest), wealthy Easterners; and a drunken whiskey salesman, Joe Flake (George Cisar). Dracula has his eyes on Nana (Charlita), an Indian girl who works for the stagecoach company. That night, a bat lures Nana from the Indians' camp. The stagecoach departs the next morning without Dracula, and the Indians find Nana's corpse. Convinced that the white people murdered Nana, the Indians attack the stagecoach and kill the three passengers. Dracula arrives later and steals Underhill's papers, plus a picture of Mrs. Bentley's daughter, Betty (Melinda Casey). Billy the Kid (Chuck Courtney), a reformed outlaw working as the foreman on the Bentley ranch and engaged to be married to Betty, goes to Wickenburg to await the stagecoach's arrival. He meets Dracula posing as Betty's uncle, whom she has never seen, at the hotel, where they learn of the slaughter of the passengers by the Indians, but some at the hotel insist that it was the work of a vampire. Later at the ranch, Billy is challenged to a gunfight by one of the hired hands, kills him in self-defense and is forced to leave town. Betty comes under the hypnotic power of her phony "uncle" and agrees to marry him. However, Eva Oster (Virginia Christine), a ranch worker from some country in Europe, sees the teeth marks on Betty, recognizes them instantly as vampire-inflicted, and notifies Billy. Now Billy must rescue Betty while avoiding arrest by the Sheriff and his posse.—Les Adams <longhorn1939@suddenlink.net>

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  • When Franz [Walter Janovitz] and Eva [Virginia Christine] Oster's daughter Lisa [Hannie Landman] is killed by Dracula, the Osters swear to fight this menace. Dracula shows up again in the guise of Uncle James Underhill [John Carradine], newly arrived in town to help out at the Double Bar B Ranch. Dracula has assumed this identity because he is smitten with Betty Bentley [Melinda Plowman], niece of the real James Underhill. Fortunately, Betty's boyfriend is retired gunslinger Billy the Kid [Chuck Courtney]. Billy gets suspicious of the gruff and heartless Underhill and starts to poke around. He invites the Osters to move onto the ranch and care for Betty. Mrs Oster bars the windows with wolfbane until Betty decides all this vampire stuff is silly. Billy talks to the town doctor who advises him to get Underhill before a mirror. If he casts no reflection, he's vampire.

    Underhill starts to throw his weight around. He fires Billy and drives the Osters out to the bunkhouse. Billy kills a previous foreman in self-defense but gets jailed anyway. Betty begins to awaken with bites on her neck. When Underhill comes to take Betty back to the ranch, the doctor holds up a mirror and sees no reflection. Sure now that Underhill is a vampire, the doctor springs Billy from jail and the three of them (Billy, doctor, and Sheriff Griffin [Roy Barcroft]) pursue the vampire and Betty out to the abandoned mine where Dracula has his coffin stored. The sheriff tries unsuccessfully to shoot Dracula, so Billy throws a gun at Dracula's head and knocks him out. While Dracula is on the ground, Billy stakes him with a kitchen knife. [Synopsis by bj_kuehl]

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