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Dracula Has Risen from the Grave (1968)

In the shadow of Castle Dracula, the Prince of Darkness is revived by blood trickling from the head-wound of an unconscious priest attempting exorcism. And once more fear and terror strikes Transylvania as the undead Prince of Darkness stalks the village of Keineneburg to ensnare victims and satisfy his evil thirst.

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Terri H 13 Oct 2008

Very redundant of the previous installments, nothing new, but at the same time semi chilling, but not overly. But it reigns high over DRACULA AD 1972 and SATANIC RITES OF DRACULA which are both completely terrible.

Morgan W 05 Oct 2012

Dracula is back and ready for revenge! He does this by ensnaring the beautiful Maria (Veronica Carlson), the Monsignor's niece. That's about it. Hammer horror always looks great, and they're not stingy with the blood, but really, Christopher Lee's Dracula seems to be bored with the whole thing and has his "servants" do most of the dirty work. Let's hope for a more aggressive Dracula in his next resurrection.

Michelle M 28 Sep 2008

A lot better than Hammer's first dracula movie, but still lacking in plot terms. everything still looks way too colourful for a gothic vampire movie and the hackneyed use of the filter when dracula is around is almost so bad it s good. christopher lee is once again underused... blah blah blah. its allright.

Trevor R 21 Oct 2014

no plot at all. still, it features christopher "lol" lee who can do no wrong. would have been nice if peter 'lol' cushing was there too.

Neil O 14 Aug 2011

Ok so Director Freddie Francis may not have had Terrence Fishers grasp pf the gothic sprawl,but what he doess have is a great visual eye . This was the third outing for Lee as Dracula and the films were set in a template that Francis was easily able to follow. Rupert Davies is great value as the monsignor who invokes Draculas rage and puts the life of his daughter in peril. Francis spend a lot of his time building up the return of Dracula and the scenes in the inn give the film some light comic touches amid all the usual lurid Hammer Gore. This was also the first film where Dracula has lines of dialogue ,which does detract from his threatening and brooding presence but it is kept in check so it does not kill the film stone dead. Looking back some find it easy to mock Hammer films for constantly going to the same old story time and Again . But for me Hammer films are a delightful reminder of our English Gothic heritage and as such they deserve much kudos.