Doctor Dracula

1983
R
1h 28m

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An evil hypnotist puts a beautiful woman under his spell.An evil hypnotist puts a beautiful woman under his spell.An evil hypnotist puts a beautiful woman under his spell.

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3.1/10

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John Carradine

Hadley Radcliff

Don 'Red' Barry

Elliot
(as Donald Barry)

Larry Hankin

Wainwright

Geoffrey Land

Gregorio

Susie Ewing

Stephanie
(as Susan McIver)

Regina Carrol

Valerie

Jane Brunel-Cohen

Trilby
(archive footage)

Norman Pierce

Sir Steven
(archive footage)

Paul Thomas

Roland
(archive footage)
(as Philip Toubus)

Tweed Morris

Barbara
(archive footage)

Clair Dia

Mary
(archive footage)
(as Emily Smith)

Vic Kirk

Bobo
(archive footage)

Robert W. Carr

Jeremy
(archive footage)
(as Robert Carr)

Michael Renner

Jean
(archive footage)

Noel Welch

Dancer
(archive footage)

Susan Catherine

Party Girl
(archive footage)

Kathy Spencer

Party Girl
(archive footage)

Laurie Gross

Magician's Assistant
(archive footage)

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Trivia
This film is a re-edited version of the horror film Lucifer's Women (1974). Director Al Adamson shot some new footage in the spring of 1980, re-edited it into the film and released it in 1983 under this title on TV.

Connections
Edited from Lucifer's Women (1974)

Not prime Adamson, but still pretty bad

I've been on a quest to see all of Adamson's films for years and so imagine my surprise when this rarity turned up on local TV before Halloween. This is another of Adamson's patchwork features cobbled together using an older unfinished film (LUCIFER'S WOMEN) mixed with newer footage featuring Adamson regulars John Carradine and Regina Carroll. During commercial breaks the host of the show mentioned the overabundance of blue eyeshadow used in the movie and how it doesn't make sense that a person can be possessed by a fictional character (Svengali). Unintentionally funny is the deep voice used by a possessed woman which makes her sound like she's been possessed by the spirit of Suzanne Pleshette. Be sure to take a nap before watching the movie because it may put you to sleep.