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31 August 1973 (USA) morePlot:
A doctor investigates the murders of several women at a lakeside resort. His investigation leads him to believe that a vampire is responsible for the murders. He sets out to track the vampire down. full summary | add synopsisUser Comments:
The film's few virtues wear out pretty fast moreCast
(Credited cast) | Midori Fujita | ... | Akiko Kashiwagi |
| Osahide Takahashi | ... | Dr. Saeki Takashi |
| Sanae Emi | ... | Natsuko Kashiwagi |
| Shin Kishida | ... | The Vampire |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Tadao Fumi | ||
| Tadao Futami | ||
| Mika Katsuragi | ||
| Tatsuo Matsushita | ||
| Kei'ichi Noda | ||
| Yasuzo Ogawa | ||
| Wataru Omae | ||
| Hideji Otaki | ||
| Suji Otaki | ||
| Fusako Tachibana | ||
| Kaku Takashina | ||
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Bloodsucking EyesBloodthirsty Eyes (International: English title) (literal title)
Dracula's Lust for Blood (USA) (promotional title)
Japula
Lake of Death
Lake of Dracula (USA)
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The movie's strengths include the vaguely Wizard Of Oz-like opening sequence, persuasively evocative of a little girl's dream; its desaturated/pastel color scheme (which I guess could just be a sign of a decaying print, but anyway lends it an intriguingly muted quality at times); the occasional interesting composition; and the overall interest value of seeing standard vampire plot gambits and mythology at play in an unusual setting. These virtues wear out pretty fast though, and the movie quickly becomes over-reliant on coincidence and contrivance, with the heroine experiencing one narrow escape too many; the tone becomes repetitive, and the mythology lackadaisical. Needless to say, the dialogue (at least in this dubbed version) and acting are seldom more than functional. The movie also suffers from excessive decorum, with the erotic aspects of vampirism severely downplayed (especially given the final plot twists).