Count Dracula (1971) Christopher Lee
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Fatally embalmed film, a collison of a stuffy “Classic Serial” manner occasionally intruded on by Jess Franco’s idiosyncracies – seriously, what was with that swordfish?
Great music score, though! And I’d buy a blu-ray if you and Stephen Jones did a commentary for it in a jiffy!
Posted by Killer Meteor | November 24, 2020, 8:44 am