Countess Dracula

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Countess Dracula
Author: Alexander Paal, Jeremy Paul, Valentine Penrose and Peter Sasdy
Director: Peter Sasdy
Producer: Alexander Paal
Year: 1971
Country: UK
93 minutes

Description:
The Countess Bathory who bathes in the blood of virgins to maintain her youth and beauty. The countess has her daughter kidnapped and then poses as her to woo a young count. Jekyll-and-Hyde style story structure.

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A lesbian vampire is a minor character.

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By: Pierce ( pierce_MN@hotmail.com )
Overall Rating: A Queer vampire Rating: C+

This is an excellent Hammer Studios film from the 1960s, basically because it is an excellent dramatization on the life of Elizabeth Bathory. Ingrid Pitt's performance is magnificent, and along with The Vampire Lovers, it's a terrific movie, well worth a Saturday afternoon. I saw it in Scotland on a cold and rainy day and it was a great way to pass the time when I couldn't be out investigating haunted castles.