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Dracula's Daughter (1936)

A countess from Transylvania seeks a psychiatrist's help to cure her vampiric cravings.

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Darren H 14 Sep 2010

Gloria Holden does a fine melodramatic performance as Dracula's Daughter - a likely precursor to Gloria Swanson's equally over-the-top Norma Desmond in Sunset Blvd.

Paul S 09 Oct 2004

[b]A worthy successor to the original Universal horror classic.[/b]

Tristan P 16 Jul 2008

Superb sequel that in many ways surpasses Tod Browning's DRACULA. It's a truly groundbreaking and hugely influential film, the first to treat vampirism as an addiction (a theme that would be beaten mercilessly to death by future films), and features a rather daring (for the 1930s) scene of implied lesbianism. Lambert Hillyer's direction is excellent, and on the acting front, Gloria Holden combines the haunting exoticness of Lugosi with the ability to draw sympathy from the audience like Karloff. Edward Van Sloan is also in top form here, returning as Van (or in this film Von) Helsing. A masterpiece!

Dave S 16 Jan 2008

A sequel far superior to the Lugosi original.

Sarah F 25 Oct 2006

A sequel that some like but not me. Slow moving film like the original but not done with the same style.