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Dracula AD 1972 Trailer
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Dracula AD 1972 is a good film simply because it has two horror legends in it: Christopher Lee, and Peter Cushing. They reprised their roles as Dracula and Van Helsing, making this Dracula meets 20th century, 1970's culture clash a watchable vampire movie, even though the ground had been covered by them many times before. I cringed at the 70's clothing (yes, I had plaid pants, bell bottoms, and the crappy paisley shirts, and yes I hated those clothes even then), the big afros, beads, and the striving by the "hip" young adults to get as "freaky" as possible. I was glad when Dracula started to pick them off! Of course, the sublime acting by Cushing, as Van Helsing, really is good acting. The guy was a master! This is Hammer Horror at the end of the trail, but still good in my mind. Go, Dracula, go!
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Released: 11/17/1972
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Starring: Christopher Lee, Peter Cushing, Stephanie Beacham, Christopher Neame, Caroline Munro, Michael Coles, Marsha A. Hunt
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Directed By: Alan Gibson
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Running Time: 96 min
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Motion Picture Association Rated: PG
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Hammer Film Productions
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Johnny Alucard, a disciple of Dracula, mixes his blood with the dorment ashes of Dracula. |
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Johnny spills some between Caroline Munro's lovely appendages.
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Van Helsing tries to explain about vampires to modern day policemen. |
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Dracula tries to get his groove on, but Jessica Van Helsing's (Stephanie Beacham) cross is affecting him.
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Dracula falls down on some stakes that Van Helsing prepared for him. |
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