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May 07

louismazzini:
“ Poster for Hammer’s Frankenstein Created Susan Denberg, er, Woman.
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louismazzini:

Poster for Hammer’s Frankenstein Created Susan Denberg, er, Woman.

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spookshowvixens:
“ An ad for “Famous Monsters of Filmland“ featuring a still from ”Horror of Dracula“ featuring Christopher Lee as the Count.
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spookshowvixens:

An ad for “Famous Monsters of Filmland“ featuring a still from ”Horror of Dracula“ featuring Christopher Lee as the Count.

(via popgothic)

popgothic:
“Dracula AD 1972.
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popgothic:

Dracula AD 1972.

popgothic:
“German poster for Frankenstein Created Woman.
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popgothic:

German poster for Frankenstein Created Woman.

popgothic:
“Christopher Lee gets behind the wheel. From Hammer’s groovy Dracula AD 1972.
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popgothic:

Christopher Lee gets behind the wheel.  From Hammer’s groovy Dracula AD 1972.

popgothic:
“Godzilla (Ishiro Honda, 1954)
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popgothic:

Godzilla (Ishiro Honda, 1954)

popgothic:

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Unusually, the lead actress (Rosalba Neri) actually looks better than the poster artwork.

popgothic:

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‪Plainly cheaper than Dracula AD 1972, but better achieved, cropping the missteps of its predecessor. Interesting flashback structure and a strong central mystery - pretty high-concept, actually. Great cast, too. Joanna Lumley takes over as Jessica Van Helsing from Stephanie Beacham, but ends up on an altar again. This is the third Hammer Dracula tied in with Satanic ritual, but the first in which Christopher Lee gets to take off his cape and use a Hungarian accent. Overall, not at all the bathetic finish to the series it’s often said to be.‬

koma-kino:

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