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2 April 1975 (USA) morePlot:
Dracula, played by an uncredited caucasian, was shipwrecked in the 1600s in Japan, when Christianity was illegal... more | add synopsisUser Comments:
Terrible dubbing, but very interesting moreCast
(Credited cast) | Toshio Kurosawa | ... | Professor Shiraki |
| Kunie Tanaka | ... | Doc Shimimura |
| Katsuhiko Sasaki | ... | Professor Yoshi |
| Shin Kishida | ... | The Principal |
| Mariko Mochizuki | ... | Kumi |
| Mio Ohta | ||
| Mika Katsuragi | ||
| Keiko Aramaki | ||
| Yûnosuke Itô |
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Singapore:NC-16Fun Stuff
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The last part of Yamamoto's Vampire Trilogy has been described as the worst, but it's still very entertaining. The main problem is that it obviously tries to copy the Hammer Vampire movies, and the man with the cape always looks a little bit out of place. Otherwise, most 'scary moments' are carried out in the `Kaidan Eiga'- fashion with slow camera movements and impressive lighting. Here, and in some beautiful long shots, it shows that some skill was involved, and that the movie could have become a minor classic if it had stuck to the Japanese tradition of the Horror Film. The sound track sounds too European, too and the dubbing is a total nightmare, but I think, a subtitled version recently got released in the U.K. Recommended viewing for fans of offbeat seventies horror.