Showing posts with label bram stoker. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bram stoker. Show all posts
Friday, May 30, 2014
Blu-ray Review: Dan Curtis' Dracula
Now, I fancy myself a horror aficionado and I like to think I have a lot of knowledge about the genre but I do not by any means consider myself an encyclopedia. I have a lot to learn and experience in the genre, especially with the older classics, which thankfully I am able to see when they get blu-ray upgrades.
That said, I am a little surprised that I had absolutely zero knowledge of the existence of a Dracula movie directed by the creator of Dark Shadows, starring Jack Palance and written by the legendary Richard Matheson. Surely this kind of pedigree would make this a more well known film. Sure enough, it does exist and MPI has just released it on Blu-ray.
Click the RAWR for my thoughts on this 1974 classic!
RAWR(for more)
Posted by Unknown 0 comments
Labels: Blu-Ray review, bram stoker, dan curtis, dan curtis' dracula, garon cockrell, Horror, jack palance, mpi, richard matheson, TV Movies
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
