Dracula A.D. 1972 (Trailer)

Christoper Lee is Dracula , in this 6th Dracula produced by the Hammer studios

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One of Beacham’s best.

[@RZUTAREFSON666]

MY SECOND BEST HORROR MOVIE

[@MrAntiSellOut]

RIP Cristopher Lee and Peter Cushing

[@angryangora]

It's not the best of the Hammer Dracula films, but it's fun. And I'll watch anything if the charming Mr. Lee is in it.

[@TheGoodLad89]

Strange how they never bridged the gap between Scars of Dracula and the prologue to Dracula A.D

[@antonybuckley8312]

Great fun Hammer film...Camp classic...Some of the would be 'hip' dialogue has to be heard to be believed !..

[@DryIce7]

You.

[@richwicz]

I enjoyed Dracula AD 1972 and Hammer's other modern day 'Dracula' flick, The Satanic Rites of Dracula. Anything featuring the superb Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee is always worth a watch.

[@winterling8451]

This reminds me of this movie I saw when I was a kid. It was a comedy vampire film. There was this one particular scene in a foggy cave (i think) and there were nude sexy vampires eating babies (or something to do with babies). It was on TV, can anyone recall that?

[@jameshetfield7149]

i going To hunt all christopher lee Dracula film, he was british master and veteran but first him, bela lugosi was master of the universe, christopher lee second.. i love old Dracula, i'am saw sometimes these 80's..

[@Justdisco2]

enjoyable film but time has not been kind too it, I think hammer should make a prequel to it, showing how Dracula and Van Helsing happened to be fighting on top of the coach in Hyde Park in the opening scene,

[@akiraman26]

better then twilight shit

[@JCIce007]

Just saw this recently. Stephanie Beacham was gorgeous, like Jennifer Lawrence or a young Helen Mirren, but even hotter.

[@SethMcFartlane]

He's ready to freak you out, baby!

[@jameshetfield7149]

i mean Before him was bela lugosi, lugosi was world King Dracula actor, unbeatable and lee was british unbeatable actor..

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coole trailer

[@Glenn1967ful]

Dracula takes on Pans People by the look of this. Not the best, but because of when it was made, compulsive viewing for seventies nostalgia freaks like me.

[@yvesche5636]

Anémiée par ses déboires budgétaires, la Hammer a décidé de se plier aux règles dictées par les firmes concurrentes et d’actualiser le mythe de Dracula, en le plongeant au cœur du XXe siècle, avec un bond en avant d’une centaine d’années. Une pirouette scénaristique qui en valait bien une autre et qui avait le mérite de sortir les personnages des habituelles cryptes poussiéreuses pour affronter le monde moderne. Au lieu de jouer la carte du décalage et de l’anachronisme, une prudence consentie a voulu que le vampire vive isolé dans une vieille abbaye abandonnée et qu’il ne s’en écarte jamais, laissant aux autres le soin d’évoluer dans la ville de Londres et se servant de certains d’entre eux pour lui amener des proies faciles et insouciante. A lire "Frankenstein, Dracula et les autres sous les feux de la Hammer" de Daniel Bastié

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Stoneground more than cool

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"Dracula A.D. 1972" scared dhe pants off me; [hellstormdocumentary]dot[com] truly horrified me.