Christopher Lee and cast for Dracula A.D. 1972
The Big Picture If there's one thing that our society is missing, it's more Dracula movies. That's obviously a joke. The Count has appeared in so many films, TV shows, books, video games, and cereal boxes that it will make your head spin. Even his daughter has her own movie! Ever since his big break in 1897, the world's most famous vampire hasn't taken a breather, despite our waning interests.
Dracula A.D. 1972 PG Set in the swinging heart of 1970s London, the film resurrects the infamous vampire count in a modern setting. When a group of party-loving teenagers dabbles in the occult, they unwittingly bring Dracula back to life. Now, it's up to the descendants of his longtime nemesis, Van Helsing, to stop him before he adapts to the new era and begins his reign of terror anew.
'Dracula A.D. 1972' Is Familiar and Funky All At the Same Time Close Dracula A.D. 1972 opens with our fanged friend doing what he does best — duking it out with Van Helsing in good old 1800s Transylvania. As always, Van momentarily rids the world of the Count, killing him and turning his body to ashes. The vampire hunter also dies, only for some absolute creep to come along moments later, who scoops these ashes into a vial and slithers away.
Related Even Today, Christopher Lee's 'Dracula' Movies Are Totally Epic Before Count Dooku, Christopher Lee was Count Dracula! Let's go back to the scenes that are spent away from the Count. This movie hops from bars, flats, and parties as it follows a group of 20-somethings. These cats are all buddies with Johnny Alucard but aren't made aware of his evil intentions until he invites them all to perform a Black Mass.
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