Despite being called (here, at least) Dracula vs Frankenstein, the film’s monster battle involved neither of them. It was Paul Naschy’s Werewolf vs the film’s Mummy, probably because that was a rare… Read Article →

We’ve featured Waldemar Daninsky before, but none of the films seem to be in continuity with each other, so I guess he’s sort of a different monster each time. Anyway, he’s the… Read Article →

A rather run of the mill Dracula (and not even Dracula in the Euro version, I think), but still head and shoulders above the other two we’ve featured lately. Does he actually… Read Article →

This Spanish/German/Italian co-production is not nearly as good as you’d hope it to be, although it has it’s points. Amusingly, the plot is not that far off from Plan 9 from Outer… Read Article →

Sorry about Friday, I had Internet issues. Anyway, this ends our Jess Franco DvF stuff, although there were some rather generic pretty girl vampires. Again, though, this is a HIGHLY tedious film…. Read Article →

Wow, that was my exact expression watching this film. (It’s the stitches drawn on with an eyebrow pencil that really sell this design.)

The early ’70s were a fecund period for films called Dracula vs Frankenstein. This one, by Jess Franco (uh oh) is more aptly summed up by it’s alternate title, Dracula Prisoner of… Read Article →

For some reason this shot was used a lot for publicity purposes.

Have I really never featured this guy? Man, I really need to do an inventory.

Third Halloween show, third Twilight Zone parody.