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The Return of Dracula (1958)

After a vampire leaves his native Balkans, he murders a Czech artist, assumes his identity, and moves in with the dead man's American cousins.

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Dennis Schwartz 04 Oct 2007

A satisfying low-budget schlock horror flick that has Dracula searching to rebuild his army of the undead in the New World.

John Beifuss 17 Feb 2011

A Cold War horror movie in which vampirism functions as a metaphor for Communism and the forces of anti-Christianity, with Dracula a shadow version of Jesus who performs miracles (he restores a blind girl's sight) and promises immortality...

Hank Y 29 Feb 2008

Ok, not the best old vampire movie, but a nice diversion from haunted castles and European accents. You can't forget this death scene ... no matter how much you may want to.

Allan C 17 Nov 2010

The synopsis on here doesn't remind me of the movie at all, I think it just isn't worded well, the movie is about Dracula taking the place of this distant uncle who's supposed to be visiting his family in America, and the daughter starts to fall in love with him, not realizing it's just his vampire powers, or that he is a vampire. It's a cool movie, I'd love to see it again, I saw it on TV.

Joel H 27 Jun 2008

Reasonably entertaining B-movie, which seems as much inspired by Hitchcock's Shadow of a Doubt as by the Dracula mythos. Francis Lederer won't make you say, "Bela who?" but he does bring some genuine charisma to the title role. The repeated use of the public domain "Dies Irae" as Dracula's theme is a nice, schlocky touch.