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Title: Elvira's Haunted Hills (2001)
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| Cassandra Peterson | ... | Elvira, Mistress of the Dark / Lady Elura Hellsubus (as Elvira) | |
| Richard O'Brien | ... | Lord Vladimere Hellsubus | |
| Mary Scheer | ... | Lady Ema Hellsubus (The Adulteress) | |
| Scott Atkinson | ... | Dr. Bradley Bradley (The Charlatan) | |
| Heather Hopper | ... | Lady Roxana Hellsubus (Catalepsy Poster Child) | |
| Mary Jo Smith | ... | Zou Zou | |
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Gabi Andronache | ... | Adrian (Stable Stud) (as Gabriel Andronache) |
| Jerry Jackson | ... | The English Gentleman | |
| Theodor Danetti | ... | The Innkeeper | |
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Lucia Maier | ... | The Maid |
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Constantin Cotimanis | ... | The Coachman |
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Remus Cernat | ... | Nicholai Hellsubus |
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Mark Pierson | ... | The Butler |
Set back in 1851 in the Carpathia Mountains of Romania, Elvira the Mistress of the Dark" en route to Paris with her maidservant Zou Zou for a can-can revue, stop for the night at a haunted castle owned by a certain Vladimir Hellsubus whose long dead wife bears an eerie resemblance to Elvira. Written by Anonymous
Elvira's Haunted Hills is the long awaited sequel to Elvira, Mistress of the Dark, or not considering it's lacking in continuity and Elvira's back in 1851 where she sticks out like a couple of tomatoes in mashed potatoes. The movie might actually be a reference to her figure, though, as there's no haunts but a thick Hammer Movies-like atmosphere. Considering the modern references, it might just as well have happened in the present. Elvira is ageless in this and looks even more vampire-like with a black cape added to her attire. Mary Scheer from MAD TV is on hand in a limited role and Robert O'Brien ambles looking bored but having fun in this. (I hate The Rocky Horror show as should any horror purist, but O'Brien is still a respected actor none the less.) The movie exteriors were filmed on location around Sighisoara, Romania, the birthplace of Vlad Tepes for a matter of trivia, and the interior castle scenes are interesting enough for a second look. Dedicated to the memories of two great actors, Phil Hartman and Vincent Price, the movie does have a big budget look despite the actual low budget of the film, but its not as funny as I had hoped it would be. A more Mel Brooks/Monty Python direction would have worked. There's several funny lines and one-liners which Elvira rattles off effortlessly along with plot points and references stolen from other movies. Along the way, the movie just gets more surreal and turns into a parody of itself. In all, the movie is not as good as Elvira's first movie. Maybe her appeal has waned since the Eighties to anyone who is not a die hard fan as I am. I'd still want to see a third Elvira film and even more like to be able to have a hand in being in it as well.