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By Douglas R (165) on 06 May 2010

As one final swift kick to the long dead, decaying carcass of a horse, Hammer made one last entry into their Dracula franchise, this rounding…

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By Peter C (1,037) on 07 Feb 2010

The story structure could have been taken in another route other than the old 'We're gonna go to this location in China that's not on any map…

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By Robert W (1,190) on 05 Dec 2009

A co-production of Hammer Studios and the Shaw Brothers? Count me in…

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By Stuart K (1,373) on 22 Aug 2009

Hammer goes East!! This film, the last in their long running Dracula series was a co-production with Hong Kong's Shaw Brothers Studio…

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By Jason J (1,369) on 16 Jul 2009

It's got some boobs and peter cushing, that's about it…

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By Christian F (81) on 19 Mar 2009

Martial Arts Vampire Horror done the Hammer way. I enjoyed it. Peter Cushing as always is the pimp (Charming to the last)…

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By Karsh D (1,216) on 18 Mar 2009

Two of my favourite film genres - horror and martial arts - come together in this wonderfully bonkers film - Peter Cushing merely oversees…

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By Katja A (118) on 18 Nov 2008

Loistava Shaw-Hammerleffa. Ihan hienosti lÃ¤nkkÃ¤rivampyyrijuttu toimi itÃ¤maisessa ympÃ¤ristÃ¶ssÃ¤…

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By Militsa K (17) on 16 Nov 2008

Two stars to Peter Cushing, always soooo hot…

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By Justin W (775) on 08 Sep 2008

Taken from the tail end of Hammer studios this was there attempt to mix the current at the time Kung Fu craze with there more traditional vampire…

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By Brian O (258) on 03 Jul 2008

Non-traditional vampire tale that moves along rather briskly…

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By Andrew C (1,943) on 05 Jun 2008

Coolest things in 1974: 1. Martial Arts 2. Dracula 3…

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By Andrew B (2,971) on 18 Apr 2008

A marvelous mash-up between Hammer and the Shaw brothers - this can only mean a gothic kung-fu vampire epic! Stellar…

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By Istvan G (101) on 04 Apr 2008

Hammer and Shaw Bros. collaborate in this kung fu gothic horror, one of the strangest and most entertaining movies ever…

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By Ben D (1,196) on 18 Mar 2008

What a great film this is…

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By George H (280) on 02 Mar 2008

Hammer Horror does kung fu. Really very good indeed despite all logic and common sense indicating it would be crap…

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By Christopher J (371) on 21 Nov 2007

Hammer Horror met Shaw Studios in this Kung-Foo Vampire movie that mixed gore and humour in its unlikely marriage…

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By John A (1,813) on 20 Oct 2007

A curious collaboration between Hammer and the Hong Kong Martial Arts outfit Shaw Brothers. No classic, but good fun all the same…

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By Petri M (2) on 16 Oct 2007

This could have been so much better. Hey, Shaw Brothers and Hammer making together horror-kung fu film…

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By Philip G (267) on 11 Oct 2007

Super, inventive, chop-socky Hammer. Every wave of a weapon gets a Swish, every contact gets a Whip-Crack. Really q gory too…

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