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Drácula contra Frankenstein (1972)
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18 November 1972 (Spain) moreTagline:
Yesterday they were COLD & DEAD - TODAY - they're HOT & BOTHERED! morePlot:
Dr. Frankenstein and his assistant Morpho are killed just as they bring their creation to life. The... more | full synopsisUser Comments:
this film is excellent! every fan of this genre should own it moreCast
(Credited cast)| Dennis Price | ... | Doctor Frankenstein | |
| Howard Vernon | ... | Drácula | |
| Paca Gabaldón | ... | María (as Mary Francis) | |
| Alberto Dalbés | ... | Doctor Jonathan Seward (as Alberto Dalbes) | |
| Britt Nichols | ... | Chica vampira | |
| Geneviève Robert | ... | Amira - la gitana (as Genevieve Deloir) | |
| Anne Libert | ... | Primera víctima de Drácula | |
| Luis Barboo | ... | Morpho (as Luis Bar Boo) | |
| Brandy | ... | El Hombre Lobo | |
| Fernando Bilbao | ... | El Monstruo | |
| Josyane Gibert | ... | Estela - la cantante de cabaret (as Josiane Gibert) |
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Drácula contra el Dr. FrankensteinDracula Against Frankenstein
Dracula Prisoner of Frankenstein
Dracula prisonnier de Frankenstein (France)
Dracula prisonnier du docteur Frankenstein (France)
Dracula vs. Dr. Frankenstein
Screaming Dead
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In the German version Dr. Frankenstein is called Dr. Exorzio and Dracula is Count Satana. moreFAQ
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if you - like me - love trashy horror movies, then i can safely say, this film is excellent! every fan of this genre should own it (even if its in a unfathomable language - it all adds to the effect). the first time i saw this film i cried with laughter from beginning to end. fabulous! its a total masterpiece of its genre, yet sadly its practically unknown. as with all of jess francos brilliant films, it is unintentionally funny and highly entertaining. it delivers all the usual franco trademarks: sex, blood, death, nudity, more blood, tits, violence and great overacting. for sure, mr Tarantino would have loved to have made this film. he certainly couldn't have made it anymore over the top. i love the way the overdubbed clip-clops of the horses, sound exactly like someone clicking two pieces of metal together (or they obviously went to great lengths to recorded two-legged horses). visually, it has some really creative camera-work too, indeed, its like watching a movie after eating one of my reeders digestive biscuits! franco guaranteed everyone would be happy. any film that contains Dracula, frankenstein AND wolfman all in one movie, certainly wanted to make sure no fan would be left to freeze in the crypt. its entertaining in every way, even the original poster artwork is so wonderful it could almost be mistaken for a modern replica. if this film is available - anywhere, buy it. i guarantee you will not be disappointed. whatever, i loved it.