Directed by:
Freddie FrancisScreenplay:
Anthony HindsCinematography:
Arthur GrantComposer:
James BernardCast:
Christopher Lee, Rupert Davies, Michael Ripper, Veronica Carlson, Marion Mathie, George A. Cooper, Barry Andrews, Barbara Ewing, Ewan HooperPlots(1)
When Dracula decides to make a lovely young blonde his next victim, he finds he's bitten off a little more than he can chew. The young woman is the niece of a monsignor, and, when the clergyman finds out what happened, he seeks deadly revenge against the vampire. Now Dracula is about to experience firsthand what it's like to be the prey instead of the hunter. (official distributor synopsis)
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The film "Dracula Has Risen from the Grave" then follows in quite standard well-trodden paths and doesn't surprise with anything, perhaps only with its quite frequent detailed shots. It's nothing against anything, not very horrifying, but with an attempt to bring forth a horror that will look historical, will continue with a beloved character, but won't engage in any building of mythology, the film doesn't have that and doesn't even try.
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