- Directed by Robert Siodmak
- Story by Curt Siodmak
- Screenplay by Eric Taylor
- Starring:
Robert Paige as Frank Stanley
Louise Allbritton as Katherine 'Kay' Caldwell
Evelyn Ankers as Claire Caldwell
Frank Craven as Prof. Harry Brewster
J. Edward Bromberg as Prof. Laszlo
Samuel S. Hinds as Judge Simmons
Adeline DeWalt Reynolds as Madame 'Queen' Zimba
Patrick Moriarity as Sheriff Dawes
Etta McDaniel as Sarah, Brewster's Maid
George Irving as Col. Caldwell
Lon Chaney Jr as Count Alucard, aka Count Dracula
- Released: 1943
Review
A rather feeble plot involving the Count, renamed as Count Alucard,
being brought to America, where he starts his usual naughtiness.
Our heroine, Kaye, is so in love that she wants to do the very
best for her man; sadly, she neglected to read the health warning
on the packet, and a hypnotic Dracula cuts a swathe through the
swamp and the cast.
It's hard work keeping up the concentration, as the plot becomes rather
wearily predictable. Until the final minutes, that is ... |
