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* ChronicBackstabbingDisorder: Klove repeatedly betrays both Dracula and Simon due to his obsession with Sarah.
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* HairOfGoldHeartOfGold: Sarah is blonde, and the pure-hearted heroine of the story.
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* WallCrawling: In this movie Dracula has a decent enough defense for the daylight hours: a room that can only be accessed by a small window, forcing potential attackers to climb down the castle wall to get to it. Dracula himself has no problem with that, since we see that he can easily climb the walls without even a rope.
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* BloodierAndGorier: ''Scars'' is considered particularly gruesome by Hammer's usual standards; at one point Dracula stabs a woman to death with a knife, and she is subsequently dismembered with a hacksaw and disintegrated in acid (much of that isn't shown, but it's still pretty grim). It is the first in the Hammer Dracula series to be rated R, precisely for this reason.
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* YourCheatingHeart: Paul to Sarah, and Tania to Dracula. [[spoiler: Neither get away with it.]]
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* SameLanguageDub: Jenny Hanley was dubbed by Nikki Van der Zyl.
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* DarkerAndEdgier: In contrast to the previous Hammer Dracula movies, Dracula is even more vicious and cruel in this movie and as mention above the movie is much BloodierAndGorier. For example the opening scene has Dracula retaliate against the villagers by having his bats kill all the women and children hidden in the church.
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* DarkerAndEdgier: In contrast to the previous Hammer Dracula movies, Dracula is even more vicious and cruel in this movie and as mention above the movie is much BloodierAndGorier. For example the opening scene has [[spoiler:has Dracula retaliate against the villagers by having his bats kill all the women and children hidden in the church. church.]]
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* FalseRapeAccusation: The reason Paul goes on the run is because the burgomaster's daughter accused him of raping her.
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* ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice: [[spoiler:Paul]] is found impaled on a meat hook.
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* DecoyProtagonist: [[spoiler:Paul is killed after he accidentally stumbles into Dracula's chambers, and the rest of the film is spend with his friends]].
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* HollywoodAcid: The kind that's useful for disposing of inconvenient corpses and body parts by dissolving them completely.
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* OutOfTheFryingPan: Paul escapes from his locked bedroom, only to end up in Dracula's doorless chamber.
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* AffablyEvil: Dracula is quite gracious towards his guests at first.
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* AgentScully: The barmaid Julie who dismisses the locals' fears of Dracula as superstitious nonsense. [[spoiler: She learns otherwise when she comes across Dracula himself in the woods at night.]]
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* BumblingDad: The burgomaster, who blusters ineffectually at both his daughter and her seducer Paul.
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* YourCheatingHeart: Paul to Sarah, and Tania to Dracula. [[spoiler: Neither get away with it.]]
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* BatOutOfHell: A particularly vicious example that [[spoiler: slaughters a church full of women and children.]]
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* HeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler: The beautiful and innocent Sarah leads Klove to turn against Dracula.]]
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* RedemptionEqualsDeath: [[spoiler: When Klove tries to protect Sarah, Dracula throws him off the top of his castle.]]
* SexEqualsDeath: [[spoiler: Paul and Tania. Also Julie, who doesn't actually have sex but is rather forward.]]
* SexEqualsDeath: [[spoiler: Paul and Tania. Also Julie, who doesn't actually have sex but is rather forward.]]
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* HowlingToTheNight: opens the window in Paul's room so that they can hear the wolves' howling as she monologues about freedom, and how she lacks it.
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After causing a bit of trouble, young man named Paul Carlson ends up in Dracula's castle. He soon finds the place inhospitable after Dracula stabs a woman to death in his bed and seeks to escape the place.
!!This film has the examples of:
* BedsheetLadder: Paul begins his escape from his locked room by taking sheets from his bed and climbing down to lower floor.
* BigOlUnibrow: Sported by Dracula's servant Klove.
* BloodierAndGorier: ''Scars'' is considered particularly gruesome by Hammer's usual standards; at one point Dracula stabs a woman to death with a knife, and she is subsequently dismembered with a hacksaw and disintegrated in acid (much of that isn't shown, but it's still pretty grim).
* BoltOfDivineRetribution: A sudden lightning bolt strikes the metal rod on Dracula's hands in the climax, setting him [[ManOnFire on fire]].
* DecoyProtagonist: [[spoiler:Paul is killed after he accidentally stumbles into Dracula's chambers, and the rest of the film is spend with his friends]].
* HowlingToTheNight: opens the window in Paul's room so that they can hear the wolves' howling as she monologues about freedom, and how she lacks it.
* TorchesAndPitchforks: The townsfolk force their way to Dracula's castle to burn it down in the prologue.
* TheXOfY
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After causing a bit of trouble, young man named Paul Carlson ends up in Dracula's castle. He soon finds the place inhospitable after Dracula stabs a woman to death in his bed and seeks to escape the place.
!!This film has the examples of:
* BedsheetLadder: Paul begins his escape from his locked room by taking sheets from his bed and climbing down to lower floor.
* BigOlUnibrow: Sported by Dracula's servant Klove.
* BloodierAndGorier: ''Scars'' is considered particularly gruesome by Hammer's usual standards; at one point Dracula stabs a woman to death with a knife, and she is subsequently dismembered with a hacksaw and disintegrated in acid (much of that isn't shown, but it's still pretty grim).
* BoltOfDivineRetribution: A sudden lightning bolt strikes the metal rod on Dracula's hands in the climax, setting him [[ManOnFire on fire]].
* DecoyProtagonist: [[spoiler:Paul is killed after he accidentally stumbles into Dracula's chambers, and the rest of the film is spend with his friends]].
* HowlingToTheNight: opens the window in Paul's room so that they can hear the wolves' howling as she monologues about freedom, and how she lacks it.
* TorchesAndPitchforks: The townsfolk force their way to Dracula's castle to burn it down in the prologue.
* TheXOfY
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