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Mark of the Vampire (1935)

Sir Borotyn, a prominent Prague resident, is discovered murdered in his home, with all indications pointing to a vampire assault. The victim's friend, Baron Otto, and the physician who analyzes the body, are certain that the vampire is the mysterious Count Mora or his daughter. Receiving little help from the law, Professor Zelen, an expert in the occult, is called in to assist with their investigation.

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Wizard W 30 Dec 2006

I enjoyed this, performances of Lionel Barrymore and Bela Lugosi

Audrey N 17 May 2009

Tod Browning fait son propre remake de "London After Midnight", mais avec Bela Lugosi en vampire, le film semble etre a mi chemin du remake de "Dracula"

Mickey S 08 Oct 2007

it's a vampire movie from the 30's, it's MGM and it's bela, you get what u rent. it's not a bad film, not a great film, it's a standard ole fashion hollywood vampire flick that has nothing great going for it, but nothing horrible either. the sets look fine, the dialogue is a little cheesy but it's 1930's hollywood, people were easier to dupe back then. the ending came as a surprise and i must admit that halfway through the end of the film my mind started to wonder and suddenly a plot twist and plot line developed and i was scrambling to catch up with it, i think i've got the ending but something tells me that if i was paying more attention i would have enjoyed it better and it wouldn't have felt like it came out of left field. still, nothing wrong with old hollywood and cheesy horror films.

John J. Puccio 04 Oct 2006

There isn't much in the story that one hasn't seen before, until the very end when Browning and the script turn everything on its ear.

Cody C 30 Jul 2015

Very short (as a result of studio cuts and interference) vampire story from Tod Browning (Dracula, Freaks) that succeeds on many levels, particularly in creating a spooky Eastern European atmosphere. In fact, in some ways this film seems less static than the classic Lugosi Dracula. However, the vampires do take second billing and Lugosi himself has not much to do. Carol Borland is a bit more spooky as his daughter, also a vampire, and a shot in which she descends with wings is creepily successful. For what it is worth, there is a twist at the end of the film, focused on the first vampire-attributed murder in the film; I may have been distracted at times but this twist confused the hell out of me and I needed to go back and figure out what I had missed. Lionel Barrymore (soon to star in Browning's very weird The Devil-Doll) turns out to have saved the day.