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also known as Cemetery Girls I El gran amor del conde Drácula
Count Dracula's Great Love1973
Four women spend the night in an old deserted sanitarium on a mountain. They each in turn fall into the evil hands of a doctor who forces them to suck each other's blood and to whip innocent village virgins so they can lick the oozing cuts clean. [The source for this film includes intermittent transfer artifacts. It is presented here in the best transfer currently available and is only available with an English-dubbed dialogue track. Dubbing is generally avoided whenever possible (though not an option in this particular instance).]
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THIS IS THE GREATEST VAMPIRE FIL I HAVE EVER SEEN FRIGHTENING AND TREMEDOUS SCENERY AND BACKGROUND VERY EERY AND WELL AS EXCEPTIONAL DIRECTING AS WELL AS ACTING BY BOYJ MALE ACTORS AND FEMALE ACTREESES THIS IS ALSO VERY EROTIC AND A SENSUAL HORROR MOVIE ASWELL A MUST SEE FOR ANY HORROR FAN!
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- Víctor Alcázar - Imre Polvi
- Ingrid Garbo - Marlene
- Susana Latour - Victim in Karen's dream - Image in Negative
- Álvaro de Luna - Porteador
- José Manuel Martín - Porteador
- Mirta Miller - Elke
- Paul Naschy - Count Dracula / Dr. Wendell Marlow
- Julia Peña - Peasant woman
- Haydée Politoff - Karen
- Rosanna Yanni - Senta
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THIS IS THE GREATEST VAMPIRE FIL I HAVE EVER SEEN FRIGHTENING AND TREMEDOUS SCENERY AND BACKGROUND VERY EERY AND WELL AS EXCEPTIONAL DIRECTING AS WELL AS ACTING BY BOYJ MALE ACTORS AND FEMALE ACTREESES THIS IS ALSO VERY EROTIC AND A SENSUAL HORROR MOVIE ASWELL A MUST SEE FOR ANY HORROR FAN!
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2.5 Stars
For this film, the Spanish horror icon Paul Naschy, best known for his werewolf roles, portrays a vampire. Those who are familiar with Naschy's films will not be surprised by anything in it.
I found this to be one of his better films. The production values are good for a low-budget 1970s Spanish horror film. The actresses, all of whom are quite attractive, make the slower parts bearable. There is also an interesting twist ending. On the other hand, the dubbing is not of the best quality, and the film looks faded and battered.
Count Dracula's Great Love is not the worst way to pass 80 minutes of your life.