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By Lenny R (322) on 02 Apr 2010

One of my favorites more 70`s Hammer Horror look out for Stephanie Beecham…

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By Neil O (224) on 19 Mar 2010

Decent enough entry in the Hammer series of Dracula films. The goofy hippies and the pseudo-Shaft soundtrack seriously date it, though…

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By Van R (339) on 09 Feb 2010

Oh 70's funk soundtrack, how you detracted. this is actually way better than I thought it'd be…

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By Thomas T (451) on 24 Jan 2010

Regarded by many as the least good entry in the Hammer Dracula cannon but really it's not that bad-in fact there's parts of it that are pretty…

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By Spencer D (114) on 10 Dec 2009

Big fan of Hammer Dracula, but who were they kidding with this one? It is what it is, but it could have been so much better…

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By Paul T (570) on 01 Dec 2009

Definitely more of an oddity/ period piece than conventional vampire flick, A.D…

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By John M (4,356) on 28 Nov 2009

Hammer Horror in the classic style, transplanted to the mod subculture complete with dialect and funky outfits…

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By Dan A (551) on 03 Nov 2009

A brilliant premise (Dracula resurrected in the modern age). Something to add to the favourites list…

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By Mark B (2,206) on 18 Oct 2009

Dracula invades 70s london damm I really need to get ahold of this soundtrack I can't get Stoneground outta my head…

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By Neil C (206) on 18 Sep 2009

Hammer's interesting kitsch 70s Dracula update with Johnny Alucard (there's a clue) in swinging London…

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By Daniel H (1,174) on 03 Aug 2009

This time, the swinging 1970's and the youth culture in Britain sets the background for Dracula 1972, where a disciple, cleverly named Johnny…

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By Daniel B (1,494) on 25 Jul 2009

One of the funniest from Hammer. Swinging London. Yeah right…

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By Radical Rick M (1) on 23 May 2009

Stephanie Beacham, greatest tits ever. Seriously. Other than that, good vampire flick, Lee is good as always and I always love Peter Cushing…

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By Ben S (1,411) on 03 May 2009

Not exactly the Hammer Dracula series' finest hour…

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By John I (76) on 22 Apr 2009

It looks very dated, its really agesd badly…

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By Rc M (44) on 10 Apr 2009

Dracula is brought back to life by way of hippy Devil Worshippers to battle the decendent of Van Helsing…

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By Matt W (1,718) on 28 Mar 2009

It's a hoot and has some great set pieces it puts a lot of emphasis on the more broader slightly camp side, the ham in hammer as it were but…

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By Mark G (832) on 28 Mar 2009

It's a hoot and has some great set pieces it puts a lot of emphasis on the more broader slightly camp side, the ham in hammer as it were but…

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By Jamie P (254) on 17 Feb 2009

Dracula ressurected into the hip and happening times of London '72 by some fuck witted hippies led by the droogish Johnny Alucard…

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By Al M (1,263) on 31 Oct 2008

The problem with putting Victorian-period character in modern day settings is that they look terribly out of place, especially when they're…

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