Blood of Dracula (1957)Under hypnosis, a young woman turns into a vampire. Director:Herbert L. StrockWriter:Aben Kandel |
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Blood of Dracula (1957)Under hypnosis, a young woman turns into a vampire. Director:Herbert L. StrockWriter:Aben Kandel |
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Sandra Harrison | ... |
Nancy Perkins
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Louise Lewis | ... |
Miss Branding
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Gail Ganley | ... |
Myra
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Jerry Blaine | ... |
Tab
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Heather Ames | ... |
Nola
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Lt. Dunlap
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Mary Adams | ... |
Mrs. Thorndyke
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Thomas Browne Henry | ... |
Mr. Paul Perkins
(as Thomas B. Henry)
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Don Devlin | ... |
Eddie
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Jean Dean | ... |
Mrs. Doris Perkins
(as Jeanne Dean)
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Richard Devon | ... |
Det. Sgt. Stewart
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Paul Maxwell | ... |
Mike, the young doctor
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Shirley Delancey | ... |
Terry
(as Shirley De Lancey)
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Michael Hall | ... |
Glenn
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Craig Duncan | ... |
Police Officer
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In a girl's boarding school, science teacher, Miss Branding, tests her theory that there is power within the human potential that is beyond that of the atom. Using hypnosis and a special amulet, a new and troubled student, Nancy Perkins, becomes the subject of her experiments which result in a series of full-moon murders. Written by alfiehitchie
With all due respect to the other comments, I have seen and enjoyed this film for many years; originally in l958. Like most AIP pics of the time, for me, they were well produced and surprisingly, well acted. Yes, it does resemble another great cult classic film, I was a Teen-Age Werewolf' a silly title,for what is a very good movie, given Micheal Landon at the start of his career. "Blood of Dracula" has some good horror vets, Malcolm Atterbury, Louise Lewis and Richard Devon. I never saw a hint of 'lesbianism' just a very con- trolling Doctor/scientist, and I find the song "Puppy" love rather corny, but cute. These movies relied on atmosphere and imagination, unlike today's gore, blood and guts, I say to 'each his own'I just don't like to see these movies 'belittled' when they do have, and merit artistic talent.