Count Dracula's Great Love

Spanish cabin-in-the-woods, except its castle-in-the-woods and the monster is Drac

In the Tihuța Pass of the Carpathian Mountains north of Transylvania, a stagecoach consisting of five travelers, one male and four females, breaks down and they have no recourse but to seek sanctuary at a nearby sanitorium. They are welcomed by Doctor Marlowe (Paul Naschy), but could he really be...

"Count Draculas Great Love" (1973), aka Cemetery Girls, is basically a Spanish sequel to Hammers Dracula flicks up to Scars of Dracula. Its most reminiscent of Dracula, Prince of Darkness, but also contains bits that bring to mind The Satanic Rites of Dracula, which was released after this one.

Naschy was of course the king of Spanish horror from th...

Transylvania of 70s Euro Gothic. Amidst the stilted dubbing, four Euro babes look faintly ludicrous in their off the peg but Gorgeous Period Dresses. Atmosphere of the isolated castle is great, it's one of these cozy Gothic places where you can get bed and breakfast, library books.. and here even own swimming pool! The place only needed garlic and more of those traps to keep more mundane atrocities away. The story goes off the rails, though, just like the pre-credit sequence, which veers from the atmospheric and fog-shrouded Gothics to 'axe into the skulll' territory. Madonna/Whore complex runs riot!