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->''They have destroyed my servant. They will be destroyed.''
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-->-- '''Count Dracula'''
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* DarkerAndEdgier: One of the few Hammer Dracula films that was R-rated, albeit later on (it was originally rated PG), it was not only able to push the envelope with its depiction of nudity, and violence, but also with its dark themes.
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* DarkerAndEdgier: One of the few Hammer Dracula ''Dracula'' films that was R-rated, albeit later on (it was originally rated PG), it was not only able to push the envelope with its depiction of nudity, and violence, but also with its dark themes.
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* EvilLaugh: Courtley spooks the three gentlemen by laughing evilly in hiding as they arrive in the abandoned church.
** Alice when she is taking Lucy in the coach to met Dracula.
** Alice when she is taking Lucy in the coach to met Dracula.
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* EvilLaugh: EvilLaugh:
** Courtley spooks the three gentlemen by laughing evilly in hiding as they arrive in the abandoned church.
** Alice does one when she is taking Lucy in the coach to met Dracula.
** Courtley spooks the three gentlemen by laughing evilly in hiding as they arrive in the abandoned church.
** Alice does one when she is taking Lucy in the coach to met Dracula.
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->''They have destroyed my servant. They will be destroyed.''
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->''"They have destroyed my servant. They will be destroyed."''
-->-- '''Dracula'''
-->-- '''Dracula'''
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-->-- '''Dracula'''
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Three gentlemen, Hargood (Geoffrey Keen), Paxton (Peter Sallis) and Secker (John Carson), are bored by their usual hedonistic gatherings involving opium and prostitutes. In a bid to try something new, they agree to attend a ceremony to resurrect Dracula held by young Courtley (Ralph Bates), a known practitioner of black arts. The ceremony is botched at a key moment when the three refuse to taste the blood of Dracula, and Courtley dies by drinking it himself as the gentlemen flee the premises. Dracula's resurrection is however still a success, and he vows to take revenge for the death of his servant.
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Three gentlemen, Hargood (Geoffrey Keen), Paxton (Peter Sallis) (Creator/PeterSallis) and Secker (John Carson), are bored by their usual hedonistic gatherings involving opium and prostitutes. In a bid to try something new, they agree to attend a ceremony to resurrect Dracula held by young Courtley (Ralph Bates), a known practitioner of black arts. The ceremony is botched at a key moment when the three refuse to taste the blood of Dracula, and Courtley dies by drinking it himself as the gentlemen flee the premises. Dracula's resurrection is however still a success, and he vows to take revenge for the death of his servant.
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* ImmediateSequel: Weller bumbles through the forest and eventually stumbles into the last scene of ''Dracula Has Risen from the Grave'', watching as the Count dies from getting staked at the end of that movie.
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* PoliceAreUseless: Inspector Cobb doesn't do much of anything to investigate the deaths and disappearances going on. He just latches on to any explanation that won't require him to do any actual police work.
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* TheMeanBrit: Hargood, if his ControlFreak and AbusiveParent nature is any indication.
