An evil hypnotist puts a beautiful woman under his spell.An evil hypnotist puts a beautiful woman under his spell.An evil hypnotist puts a beautiful woman under his spell.
Don 'Red' Barry
- Elliot
- (as Donald Barry)
Susie Ewing
- Stephanie
- (as Susan McIver)
Jane Brunel-Cohen
- Trilby
- (archive footage)
Norman Pierce
- Sir Steven
- (archive footage)
Paul Thomas
- Roland
- (archive footage)
- (as Philip Toubus)
Tweed Morris
- Barbara
- (archive footage)
Robert W. Carr
- Jeremy
- (archive footage)
- (as Robert Carr)
Michael Renner
- Jean
- (archive footage)
Noel Welch
- Dancer
- (archive footage)
Susan Catherine
- Party Girl
- (archive footage)
Kathy Spencer
- Party Girl
- (archive footage)
Laurie Gross
- Magician's Assistant
- (archive footage)
- Directors
- Al Adamson(1980 footage)
- Paul Aratow(1974 footage)
- Writers
- All cast & crew
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- TriviaThis film is a re-edited version of the horror film Lucifer's Women (1974). Director Al Adamson shot some new footage in the spring of 1980, re-edited it into the film and released it in 1983 under this title on TV.
- ConnectionsEdited from Lucifer's Women (1974)
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The current DVD edition contains the feature itself, and a selection of well-worn trailers from other Sam Sherman/Independent International releases. These "coming attractions" are featured on a multitude of releases by Image, and it is curious that they did not offer an audio commentary by Sherman. This would have been especially helpful in determining which footage was newly shot by Al Adamson/Gary Graver, and which were from the feature Lucifer's Women (the only new trailer listed in the extras). It is also unclear whether Lucifer's Women was also released on it's own, or whether the footage extant in Doctor Dracula is the only stock currently available. I'm sure Sherman could have clarified all of this. Curiously, of all Adamson films released on DVD, this is the one that cries out for an audio track the most.
As for discussion of the movie itself, other comments in IMDB will suffice, this only to say that I find it an interesting salvage job. After all, in what other movie will you find Count Dracula disguised as a psychiatrist, an author possessed by a fictional character, and Regina Carol wearing too much makeup? (Oops...that's right. Any Adamson film for the latter).
As for discussion of the movie itself, other comments in IMDB will suffice, this only to say that I find it an interesting salvage job. After all, in what other movie will you find Count Dracula disguised as a psychiatrist, an author possessed by a fictional character, and Regina Carol wearing too much makeup? (Oops...that's right. Any Adamson film for the latter).
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