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By Kylie B (170) on 08 May 2010

The Brides of Dracula, despite not starring Christopher Lee as Dracula, is Hammer's first sequel to their hit Horror of Dracula…

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By Michael G (2,333) on 23 Mar 2010

I love this movie. No Chris Lee in site and a blond vampire lead but creepy and brings up all sorts of Oedipal complexes and in-jokes…

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By Senor C (647) on 09 Jan 2010

A solid early Hammer horror film (technically the first sequel to Horror of Dracula, although you won't find the Count in this one)…

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By Spencer D (114) on 23 Nov 2009

Gothic masterpiece from Hammer, where lovely and innocent Marianne (Yvonne Monlaur) ends as guest in the vampire´s castle and vampire hunter…

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By Jason R (1,823) on 20 Oct 2009

Despite its title, Hammerâ??s Brides of Dracula seems to be more a sequel to the adventures of Dr…

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By Cj C (605) on 14 Oct 2009

One of my top 5 fav Hammers. PCushing is too sexy…

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By Scott S (1,964) on 11 Jul 2009

I love Hammer horror movies,i was brought up watching them…

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By Jessi T (325) on 27 May 2009

Although I found Peel and Monlaur a bit iffy in their respective roles, of course Cushing was phenomenal as Van Helsing…

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By Mjs M (208) on 18 May 2009

Sorry Pete, you were top notch as always but the film was lacking…

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By Peter C (1,037) on 11 Apr 2009

Terrific film, some stunning atmosphere, especially in its opening and closing. Has a few flaws…

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By Stuart Y (16) on 29 Mar 2009

An excellent film, with the super cool Peter Cushing, where he can act with his eyes and looks alone, without saying a single word…

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By Deb A (50) on 29 Dec 2008

2nd installment in Hammer's Dracula franchise with Peter Cushing as Van Helsing but no sign of Lee as Dracula,still I think this is the best…

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By Kimi D (13) on 22 Nov 2008

It had some slow moments, and the ending was a bit compressed, but all and all it was an enjoyable vampire movie…

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By Private U (13,627) on 05 Nov 2008

Ok so some people might be put off that Christopher Lee's not in this one but it's a truly great Hammer classic…

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By Stella D (433) on 28 Oct 2008

Peter Cushing is amazing, he's making me discover what Hammer Horror really is and now I'm starting to believe I was born in the wrong decade…

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Review of The Brides of Dracula (1960)

By Ryan S (2,401) on 21 Oct 2008

Interesting since there is no actual Dracula, but lacking a truly scary presence for this reason…

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Review of The Brides of Dracula (1960)

By David L (3,419) on 08 Oct 2008

I liked this sequel, to Hammer's 1958 Dracula, almost better then the original…

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By Pavandeep S (469) on 20 Sep 2008

By far, this movie builds up an amazing spectacle at the end, where the vampire dies by the most fantastic cross I have seen and overall, it…

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Review of The Brides of Dracula (1960)

By Chris C (2,693) on 17 Aug 2008

One of the vampire and Hammer films I ever saw. Not without weaknesses, but has afond place in my heart…

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Review of The Brides of Dracula (1960)

By Mark B (2,206) on 15 Aug 2008

Best of the Terence Fisher movies. Original story with no Dracula to be found, but a great cast, sets, costume and meladrama…

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