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Jack Hill (writer)
Stephanie Rothman (writer)
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2 March 1966 (USA) more
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The shrieking of mutilated victims caged in a black pit of horror!
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A crazed artist who believes himself to be the reincarnation of a murderous vampire kills young women, then boils their bodies in a vat. | full synopsis
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A Conversation with Sid Haig
(From Fangoria. 19 October 2009, 6:42 AM, PDT)
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Plenty of ideas in a very messy movie more (10 total)
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(Cast overview, first billed only)| William Campbell | ... | Antonio Sordi | |
| Marissa Mathes | ... | Daisy Allen | |
| Sandra Knight | ... | Donna Allen | |
| Lori Saunders | ... | Dorean, the ballerina / Melizza (in flashback) (as Linda Saunders) | |
| Karl Schanzer | ... | Max, the artist | |
| Biff Elliot | ... | Cafe Manager | |
| Sid Haig | ... | Abdul the Arab | |
| Jonathan Haze | |||
| Fred Thompson | |||
| David Ackles | ... | Carousel Operator | |
| Thomas Karnes | |||
| Frank Church | |||
| David Miller | |||
| Jess Nichols | |||
| Lowe Stephens |
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Track of the Vampire (USA) (TV title)
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This film really is a complete mess so it came as no surprise to me that it's actually made up of about three different films that were spliced together over a period of a few years. It's a shame really because there's several interesting plot elements on show and they could definitely have resulted in a decent movie as evidenced by Roger Corman's A Bucket of Blood which is an excellent movie based on similar ideas. The central plot line revolves around an artist who happens to be the descendant of a man who was put to death for witchcraft centuries earlier. Both men were painters the modern day one very successful. He paints pictures of beautiful women; before tossing them in a vat of acid when he's finished. He's apparently also a vampire. The film is shot in black and white and features some very interesting visuals, although it does look very cheap throughout. There are a few memorable faces; including those belonging to William Campbell and Sid Haig and the director's credit goes to Jack Hill, although Roger Corman had something to with it too apparently. It's a shame that the film couldn't have come together better because there are some good ideas here, but unfortunately it didn't and Blood Bath will be best be remembered as a bit of a mess. It's an interesting cult film...but I really wouldn't recommend going out of your way to find a copy!