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Blood of Dracula's Castle (1969)
Count Dracula and his wife capture beautiful young women and chain them in their dungeon, to be used when they need to satisfy their thirst for blood.
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Count Dracula and his wife capture beautiful young women and chain them in their dungeon, to be used when they need to satisfy their thirst for blood.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Rex Carlton
In Theaters:10/5/1969
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Paragon International Pictures, Crown International Pictures
Cast
Al Adamson
Director
Alexander D'Arcy
Count Charles Townsend (Dracula)
Paula Raymond
Countess Townsend
John Carradine
George
Robert Dix
Johnny
Jennifer Bishop
Liz Arden
Gene Otis Shane
Glen Cannon
Vicki Volante
Ann
Ray Young
Mango
John "Bud" Cardos
Prison Guard
Ken Osborne
Telegram Delivery Man
Ewing Miles Brown
Man (uncredited)
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