a real old fashioned monster mash with plenty of comedy thrown in and Bela Lugosi in his second and final outing as Dracula

retelling of the 60s/70s gothic soap opera - a nice slice of melodrama

I'm not the biggest fan of the league of gentlemen's comedy stylings but this is a class horror trilogy in the Amicus style with a vampire segment

beautiful animation but only a third of the story which is a little frustrating

worthwhile set, central park drifter is one I like - UK title Graveyard Shift and the other 2 are the last 2 Rollin films

stunning gothic cinema - a must see

it could have been a contender, but with awful dubbing, dialogue and a really confused story and characters it failed

utter shlock with depressing low levels of gore, never the less worth a watch

really bad - avoid

this falls into the so bad it is good category

To be honest, not as good as it could be - by a long chalk - a shame

An absolutre slice of gothic melodrama - not the greatest film unfortunately

This is the only set in which you can get the 1935 Mark of the Vampire, a great, atmospheric vampire movie - though the twist is a little odd. Lugosi returns as a vampire