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A Taste of Blood (1967)
A businessman becomes a vampire after drinking brandy laced with vampire blood and sets out on an odyssey of killing Dracula's executioners' descendants.
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A businessman becomes a vampire after drinking brandy laced with vampire blood and sets out on an odyssey of killing Dracula's executioners' descendants.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Allison Louise Downe, Donald Stanford
In Theaters:8/9/1967
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Runtime:118 minutes
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Cast
Herschell Gordon Lewis
Director
Bill Rogers
John Stone
Elizabeth Wilkinson
Helene Stone
William Kerwin
Dr. Hank Tyson (as Thomas Wood)
Lawrence Tobin
Detective Crane
Ted Schell
Lord Gold
Otto Schlessinger
Dr. Howard Helsing
Eleanor Vaill
Hester Avery
Herschell Gordon Lewis
The Limey Seaman / Baron Khron (voice) (as Seymour Sheldon)
Dolores Carlos
Sherri Morris
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