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House of Dracula
starring: Lon Chaney Jr., John Carradine, Martha O'Driscoll, Lionel Atwill, Onslow Stevens
directed by: Erle C. Kenton

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Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days Audience Rating: Unrated
Binding: VHS Tape
EAN: 9786302841787
Format: Black & White, Closed-captioned, HiFi Sound, NTSC
ISBN: 630284178X
Label: Universal Studios
Manufacturer: Universal Studios
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Universal Studios
Release Date: September 16, 1997
Running Time: 67 minutes
Studio: Universal Studios
Theatrical Release Date: December 07, 1945
Sales Rank: 16250

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Average Rating: out of 5 stars

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- Like the previous crossover flicks flawed, but a lot of fun
Upon my first viewing I didn't really care for House of Dracula, which I even stated in my House of Frankenstein review, but I have to say now I really enjoyed it a lot more than the first time. While very flawed like the previous 2 crossover movies I think House of Dracula might now rate as my favorite of the crossover flicks (excluding Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein, which I see as a separate entity of the series). Despite the many flaws of House of Dracula it's also a lot of fun to watch.

The biggest problem with House of Dracula is the same exact problem with House of Frankenstein; you have Dracula, The Wolf Man and Frankenstein's Monster and yet they don't appear on screen together and there were some problems mixing the three together in one film. Edward T. Lowe ... Read More

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- Universal's Monster Finale
Erle C. Kenton directed this superior follow-up to "House of Frankenstein" and closed the lid on Universal's monster franchise. "House of Dracula" (1945) remains among the studio's better sequels, with effective gothic atmosphere and taut pacing. Onslow Stevens' sympathetic performance as the dedicated yet doomed Dr. Edelman holds the film together - memorably assisted by John Carradine's Dracula, Lon Chaney Jr.'s Wolf Man and (all too briefly) Glenn Strange's Frankenstein Monster. Due to budgetary shortcuts, the disappointing climax is mostly comprised of stock footage from 1942's "The Ghost of Frankenstein."

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- THE LAST OFFICIAL FRANKENSTEIN SEQUEL.........NOT!
I know my rating for this film is higher than most would allow, but it does have it's charm and it is a film I hold dear to my heart. Growing up in the 60's you could not help but be a monster kid. The toy shelves, comic books, Saturday morning/late night TV horror shows and everywhere you looked seemed to be filled with images of my favorite monsters! Dracula, Frankenstein's monster,The Mummy, The Wolfman and The Creature from the Black Lagoon. 'House Of Frankenstein' is the last sequel in the Frankenstien series, but it really isn't! 'Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein' would come soon after. Why not count it as the last?.....it has all the same stars playing their definitive monsters and it actually reunites Bela Lugosi with the role that made him famous...Dracula! I believe this that ... Read More

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- House of Dracula
This film is a great film for Dracula fans! John Carradine played a great Count Dracula even though he is not seen as often as the other characters.
I am not sure why the The Wolfman was put in the film? The Frankenstein monster should have had a longer role because he was only shown for about 3 minutes. Overall this is very good film.

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- A Monster Menagerie...
Various legendary monsters are summoned by enterprising Dr. Edelman {Onslow Stevens} to develop "cures" for their conditions. Count Dracula arrives late on night as "Baron Latos" {John Carradine}, to undergo transfusion treatments*; and The Wolfman is to be neurologically injected with a wolvesbaine compound. Still, these creatures stay true to their natures, as Dracula seduces lovely blonde nurse Miliza during a moving rendition of Moonlight Sonata {the "music of My world" ~ Dracula}, and The Wolfman takes a suicidal leap off a cliff's edge hoping to end his lunar torment, but instead resides in the caves below the castle where Frankenstein's monster is discovered semi-submerged in the ruins, clutching his creator's skeleton.

After The Wolfman almost kills Dr. Edelman, they find ... Read More

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