Review of The Fearless Vampire Killers (1967) by B. C — 18 Jun 2007
This is my favorite Vampire flick and probably my favorite POLANSKI film. The Fearless Vampire Killers is a classic dark Horror/Comedy directed and staring Roman Polanski as the young and clumsy assistant, Alfred to Professor Albronsius.
The film is also know as "The Fearless Vampire kilers or pardon me but your teeth are in my neck" and It was also know as "The Dance of the Vampires" just in case you can't seem to find it in your local Video Store.
The film revolves around these two looking for vampires in Transylvania. They set on a quest which leads them on a comical adventure in Count von Krolock's castle. The movie has classic scenes, from the final dance in the ballroom to the Polanski chase scene.
It's a funny movie with vampires and of course the beautiful Sharon Tate. This movie is a must see for Polanski Fans and fans of the late Sharon Tate. Favorite Scene: The chase scence between The Herbert von Krolock and Polanski's character as Polanski runs away from him through the castle.
This review of The Fearless Vampire Killers (1967) was written by B. C on 18 Jun 2007.
The Fearless Vampire Killers has generally received positive reviews.
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