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Blood of Dracula's Castle (1969)Count Dracula and his wife capture beautiful young women and chain them in their dungeon, to be used when they need to satisfy their thirst for blood. Director:Al AdamsonWriter:Rex Carlton |
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Cast
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George, the butler
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Paula Raymond | ... |
Countess Townsend
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| Robert Dix | ... |
Johnny
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Gene Otis Shayne | ... |
Glen Cannon
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Jennifer Bishop | ... |
Liz Arden
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Vicki Volante | ... |
Ann, motorist-victim
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Ray Young | ... |
Mango
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John 'Bud' Cardos | ... |
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Count Dracula and his wife capture beautiful young women and chain them in their dungeon, to be used when they need to satisfy their thirst for blood.
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Count Dracula and His Coffin-Mate Countess Dracula Need Young Girls to Stay Alive ... Another 300 Years! See more »Genres:
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USALanguage:
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5 October 1969 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Dracula's Castle See more »Company Credits
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George, the butler: They are not available till after sunset.
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Lyrics by Bob Russell
Music by 'Lincoln Mayorage'
Sung by 'Gil Bernal (I)' 9qv)
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Despite the 1969 copyright date on the title card, according to the date printed on a telegram shown during the scene immediately after the credits, the action of this film takes place during August 1966. See more »Quotes
Glen Cannon: We'd like to speak to the Townsends, please.George, the butler: They are not available till after sunset.
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"The Next Train Out"Lyrics by Bob Russell
Music by 'Lincoln Mayorage'
Sung by 'Gil Bernal (I)' 9qv)
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A stinky, horrible, ghastly piece of cheese! (To quote the gnome statue in those television commercials for an intenet travel site.) Now that this horror is available for cheap-o prices, I would recommend it for bad film fans. Bad acting, cheap sets and leaden pacing abound. John Carradine is always fun to watch, no matter how bad the movie he is in, and he did many, many stinkers of Z-grade budgets. Probably my favorite part is the gratuitous opening scene which shows nice footage of Marineland in Los Angeles (Rancho Palos Verdes, I believe) closed and torn down decades ago. There was also some nice cinematography; I noted the scene where the robed, torch-bearing figures trudge across the beach in the moonlight. Nice image.
This film had exteriors shot mainly at Scotty's Castle (I think) in Death Valley, hundreds of miles from the ocean. But, through the magic of editing, it appears to be about a mile from the beach!
This movie is part of the Horrible Horrors Volume 2 Box Set from Rhino, eight bad horror movies for only $25 retail (about $18 street!)! Worth the freight for fans of cheesy, crusty, musty, dusty, horror flicks.