Post by Deleted on Jan 13, 2023 22:49:13 GMT
I received a copy of this on DVD as a present(don't ask)and it does not stand the test of time at all.
However, worth a look for novelty value. Dracula(played by a totally disinterested Christopher Lee)is resurrected in London in 1972 after getting a cartwheel through his body a hundred years before.
London in 1972 is awash with hippies, eccentrics and other assorted freaks from the counterculture and one of these is Van Helsing's granddaughter played by Stephanie Beacham who is coerced into attending a black mass by Dracula's modern day servant called Johnny Alucard...
Well, you can guess the rest.
Complete hokum but there's a performance at the beginning by a band called Stoneground who obviously thought they were due a big break, complete with Joplin style vocals.
And to think we used to hide behind cushions at these type of films..😄
Peter Cushing's talent was obviously wasted by appearing in this pish😄
0/10 but so bad it was good.
However, worth a look for novelty value. Dracula(played by a totally disinterested Christopher Lee)is resurrected in London in 1972 after getting a cartwheel through his body a hundred years before.
London in 1972 is awash with hippies, eccentrics and other assorted freaks from the counterculture and one of these is Van Helsing's granddaughter played by Stephanie Beacham who is coerced into attending a black mass by Dracula's modern day servant called Johnny Alucard...
Well, you can guess the rest.
Complete hokum but there's a performance at the beginning by a band called Stoneground who obviously thought they were due a big break, complete with Joplin style vocals.
And to think we used to hide behind cushions at these type of films..😄
Peter Cushing's talent was obviously wasted by appearing in this pish😄
0/10 but so bad it was good.
