A werewolf married to Dracula's daughter try to survive in late 19th century Staten Island.A werewolf married to Dracula's daughter try to survive in late 19th century Staten Island.A werewolf married to Dracula's daughter try to survive in late 19th century Staten Island.
Patricia Gaul
- Carrie
- (as Patti Gaul)
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- TriviaThe house where the movie was set in and filmed was owned and lived in by Andy Milligan located in northern Staten Island.
- Quotes
Dr. Lawrence Talbot, alias Orlovsky: Regina, just go to sleep.
Regina Dracula Talbot, alias Orlovsky: I hate you!
Dr. Lawrence Talbot, alias Orlovsky: No, you don't.
Regina Dracula Talbot, alias Orlovsky: Oh, go to hell!
Dr. Lawrence Talbot, alias Orlovsky: We're there already.
- ConnectionsReferences The Wolf Man (1941)
Featured review
Werewolves, vampires and flesh eating plants
Blood - 1972
( This Films Rates a D+ )
The year is 1883. Strange characters travel from Europe to America and are engaged in human experimentation. A werewolf doctor is married to a vampire who have assistants growing flesh eating plants. These plants are growing stronger and can devour a whole human body. Eventually everything is in chaos. Poor scripting with even worse acting. It is as if I am watching a high school play. Some of the camera angles and sequences are out of focus with poor sound transitions between scenes. At 57:44 and for about 1+ minute, the whole sequence is nothing but a black screen. The film is intentionally funny, from the make up to the costumes to lines like this "Not so fast my pretty, I aint finished yet", But often times its not intentional. Minimal gore though not absent of it. There is not enough action going on for me to love this film (and I love cheese). It has fun moments but overall it falters in to many places.
helpful•10
- abduktionsphanomen471
- Oct 10, 2021
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- $25,000 (estimated)
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