A lesbian vampire couple waylay and abduct various passer-byes, both male and female, to hold them captive at their rural manor in the English countryside in order to kill and feed on them to satisfy their insatiable thirst for blood.
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Fran
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John
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Harriet
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Rupert
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Fran and Miriam are a pair of beautiful vampires who get victims to pull over by hitchhiking. They proceed to bring them back to their house and drink their blood. Written by Josh Pasnak <chainsaw@intouch.bc.ca>
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Country:
UKLanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
January 1975 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Daughters of Dracula See more »Filming Locations:
Oakley Court, Windsor Road, Oakley Green, Windsor, Berkshire, England, UKCompany Credits
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Written by James Kenelm Clarke (as James Clarke)
Performed by James Clarke Orchestra
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Rumors abound about a missing scene in which Fran and Miriam are seen inside the caravan of John and Harriet. This rumor is borne out by production stills and a vague recollection by producer Brian Smedley-Aston that it was, indeed, shot. See more »Soundtracks
StalkingWritten by James Kenelm Clarke (as James Clarke)
Performed by James Clarke Orchestra
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This movie doesn't leave an awfully big impression but it still is some good fun for the fans of the horror genre and vampire genre in particular.
The movie has a splendid visual atmosphere which is mainly thanks to the beautiful English countryside. Yes sir, the English countryside still looks better than any other average Hollywood set for a movie from the same genre. Also the atmosphere of the movie in general is typical British, so I can truly recommend this movie if you're fan of the old Hammer movies and stuff like that. Even though the movie never really gets scary, it still knows to create a certain creepy atmosphere. Also the movie is filled with some good graphic gory scene's, which worked well for the movie and its atmosphere.
The story is just as thin as the ladies clothes. The are quite a few things that don't make an awful lot of sense and there are some moments that the movie just drags on for far too long, such as all the erotic scene's, which only all felt totally pointless.
I am also ashamed to admit that I actually rather liked the unusual musical score by James Kenelm Clarke.
All in all it is a movie that is worth seeing but granted that you have to be a fan of the genre to be able to appreciate this movie. And hey, it has got Michael Byrne in it, better known as über-Nazi Vogel from "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade"! Another reason why this movie is perfectly watchable.
7/10
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