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Dracula vs. Frankenstein
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Dracula vs. Frankenstein is a 1971 film about Dracula, who conspires with a mad doctor to resurrect the Frankenstein Monster.
Directed by Al Adamson. Written by William Pugsley.
It's a real monster mash when they clash! (taglines)
Dracula
And all those who would meddle in the destinies of Frankenstein and Dracula... will see an infernal bloodbath the likes of which has not swept the Earth before!
My coffin awaits you becoming immortal in its embrace!
Dr. Frankenstein
They have seen all the illusions in my creature emporium, but they have yet to face the greatest illusion: the illusion of reality.
Sheriff Brown
[about some hippies on the beach] It seems that living near the water brings out the best and worst in us.
If you've got a fireplace, burn some wood in it. It'll be a lot better than running loose on the streets.
Other
Grazbo: You see! You must open your eyes to see things! There's more to come!
Taglines
The Kings of Horror Battle to the Death!
It's a real monster mash when they clash!
Yesterday they were cold and dead. Today they're hot and bothered!
Cast
Lon Chaney Jr. — Groton Michael Renning
J. Carrol Naish — Dr. Frankenstein
Zandor Vorkov — Count Dracula
John Bloom — Frankenstein's monster
Anthony Eisley — Mike Howard
Jim Davis — Sheriff Brown
Regina Carrol — Judith Fontaine
Russ Tamblyn — Rico
Angelo Rossitto — Grazbo the Evil Dwarf
Forrest J Ackerman — Dr. Beaumont
External links
0067017 Dracula vs. Frankenstein
Category:Dracula films
Category:Films about Frankenstein
Category:1971 American films
Category:1971 English-language films
Category:American exploitation films
Category:American independent films
Category:American monster movies
Category:American science fiction horror films
Category:English-language science fiction horror films
Category:Films directed by Al Adamson
Category:Films set in Los Angeles
Category:Horror crossover films