Blood (1974)

Werewolf in 1930s London teams up with Dracula's son.

Director:

Andy Milligan

Writer:

Andy Milligan

Stars:

Allan Berendt, Hope Stansbury, Patricia Gaul

Cast

Complete credited cast:
Allan Berendt	...	Dr. Lawrence Talbot, alias Orlovsky
Hope Stansbury	...	Regina Dracula Talbot, alias Orlovsky
Patricia Gaul	...	Carrie (as Patti Gaul)
Michael Fischetti	...	Orlando
Pichulina Hempi	...	Carlotta
Pamela Adams	...	Prudence Towers
John Wallowitch	...	Carl Root
Martin Reymert	...	Mr. Markham, realtor
David Bevans	...	Johnny, Carrie's brother
Eve Crosby	...	Petra, the hag
Joe Downing	...	The New Realtor
Lawrence Seelars	...	Baron von Frankenstein
Sophia Andoniadis	...	Mme. von Frankenstein
Hazel Wolffs	...	Woman Next Door

Storyline

The plot involves one Dr. Orlovski (Allan Berendt), who is afflicted with lycanthropy, and who maintains a garden filled with man-eating plants and settles down to play house with the daughter of Dracula. As if this weren't enough for their neighbors, there are also hordes of rabid bats flying the city, turning the locals into blood-drooling cannibals with severe complexion problems.

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Plot Keywords:

man eating plant | 1930s | cannibal | bat | werewolf | 

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Taglines:

Sickening horror to haunt your nightmares!

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Genres:

Horror

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Certificate:

R

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

March 1974 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Staten Island, New York City, New York, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$25,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Bryanston / Kent / Damiano

Technical Specs

Runtime:

74 min

Sound Mix:

Mono

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Did You Know?

Trivia

The house where the movie was set in and filmed was owned and lived in by Andy Milligan located in northern Staten Island.

User Reviews

This is one of Milligan's rarest and best horror movies!

The son of a werewolf marries the daughter of Count Dracula in this rare Milligan gorefest.Hope Stansbury gives a great performance and is perfectly cast as Dracula's evil daughter.There's lots of gruesome gory scenes including a man who gets a meat cleaver struck into his skull.This is Milligan's most gothic looking movie that I've seen so far and it's worth a look not only for gorehounds but for horror fans in general.I give this movie ***** out of ***** for it's originality and style.