Horror

Scars of Dracula

Horror

A young man is murdered while spending the night at Count Dracula's castle, prompting his brother to come to the small town where all the traces end to look for him.

Year

1970

Duration

1h 35m

IMDb

6.1

Trailer

Cast

RW

Roy Ward Baker

Director

Christopher Lee

Dracula

Dennis Waterman

Simon

Jenny Hanley

Sarah

Christopher Matthews

Paul Carlson

Patrick Troughton

Klove

Michael Gwynn

Priest

Michael Ripper

Landlord

WH

Wendy Hamilton

Julie

Anouska Hempel

Tania

Delia Lindsay

Alice

Bob Todd

Burgomaster

TT

Toke Townley

Elderly Waggoner

David Leland

First Officer

Richard Durden

Second Officer

MB

Maurice Bush

Farmer

MB

Margo Boht

Landlord's Wife

CB

Clive Barrie

Fat Young Man

OA

Olga Anthony

Girl at Party

AH

Anthony Hinds

Writer

Bram Stoker

Writer

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RosaMay 29, 2023

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MohamedNov 16, 2022

Scars of Dracula

lady dadzieNov 16, 2022

Last classic in the Hammer's Dracula series, because it was the last film set in the right Victorian/Gothic milieu: 19th century fairytale Transylvania of castles, peasants, pretty girls and adorable rubber bats. No cheap Sax Rohmer pastiches or boring martial arts films! Scars is sometimes criticized for it's violence - I felt it very odd, that Kim Newman, who never abhorred gore or fought for cleaner films, was so negative for this film's (unnecessary, but sporadic and unrealistic) violence and "immorality" (?)! Come on, in the world of the sick crap like horror and exploitation , Hammer's richly romantic fruitcakes are breath of fresh air! James Bernard's score is lovely, perfect icing of the cake.

A.B IINov 16, 2022

MORD39 RATING: *** out of **** In my opinion, SCARS OF DRACULA is the most satisfying entry of all the Hammer Dracula's, even squeaking past the revered HORROR OF DRACULA. People like to pick on the reduced budget, but I have never felt that the sets look too bad when all is said and done. The only thing that "Count's" is that Dracula is given more screen time than usual and is thoroughly evil and sadistic. Sure, it's not an original idea having another man stranded at Dracula's castle, but it works well. A point that not many bring out is that there are also elements of Bram Stoker's novel which are utilized in the film, and for that alone I give it a slight nudge over HORROR OF DRACULA. I think that this film might appear more to those who are not familiar with Hammer's other Dracula films, as they won't have any prejudices. This is a good, solid Dracula film.