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* ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice: Weller discovers Dracula in the prologue writhing and screaming from pain from the spike that has been driven through him.
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* ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice: Weller discovers Dracula in the prologue writhing and screaming from pain from after being impaled on a large golden cross at the spike that has been driven through him.end of ''Film/DraculaHasRisenFromTheGrave''.
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* AssholeVictim: Hargood is control freak who forbids his wife and daughter do anything without his permission, while encaging in ungentlemanly behaviour. His death at the hands of his turned daughter is long overdue.
* DarkerAndEdgier: One of the few Hammer Dracula films that was R-rated, it was not only able to push the envelope with its depiction of nudity, and violence, but also with its dark themes.
* DarkerAndEdgier: One of the few Hammer Dracula films that was R-rated, 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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* AssholeVictim: Hargood is control freak who forbids his wife and daughter do anything without his permission, while encaging engaging in ungentlemanly behaviour. His death at the hands of his turned daughter is long overdue.
* 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.
* 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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* BlackMagicDarkerAndEdgier: One of the few Hammer Dracula films that was R-rated, 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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I wonder if the trope All In The Eyes has something to do with Hargood, Paxton, and Secker looking at Dracula while they were dying. Or does it?
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* AllInTheEyes: Used on Dracula after the death deaths of Hargood, Paxton, and Secker.
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Three gentlemen, Hargood, Paxton and Secker, 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, 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, Hargood (Geoffrey Keen), Paxton (Peter Sallis) and Secker, 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, 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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* HoistByHisOwnPetard: [[spoiler:Paxton]] is killed with his own stake.
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* ShovelStrike: Alice, under Dracula's control, kills her father by whacking him in the head with a shovel.
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* ShovelStrike: Alice, under Dracula's control, kills her abusive father Hargood by whacking him in the head with a shovel.
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[[caption-width-right:350:[[SeanConneryIsAboutToShootYou Christopher Lee is about to bite you.]]]]
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* HateSink: Hargood is a despicable abusive and hypocritical piece of crud and the most cathartic victim of Dracula.
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* NobleDemon: Surprisingly, Dracula. His whole reason for killing the three men is [[PetTheDog because they killed his servant]]. To add to that, he hypnotizes Alice into killing her abusive father.
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* TheMeanBrit: Hargood, if his ControlFreak and AbusiveParent nature is any indication.
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* MoreThanMindControl: Dracula's hypnosis may seem like a reasonable enough catalyst for Alice to kill her own father, but given Hargood's abuse, it's safe to assume she felt the urge to do that anyway, and the hypnosis just brought those urges out. [[TruthInTelevision Much like real-life hypnosis]].
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The fifth ''Dracula'' film by Film/{{Hammer|Horror}}, released in 1970 and following ''Film/DraculaHasRisenFromTheGrave''.
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The fifth ''Dracula'' film by Film/{{Hammer|Horror}}, released in 1970 and following ''Film/DraculaHasRisenFromTheGrave''.
''Film/DraculaHasRisenFromTheGrave''. It starred Creator/ChristopherLee in his fourth appearance as the Count.
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Three gentlemen, Hargood, Paxton and Secker, 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, a known practitioner of black arts. The ceremony is botched at a key moment when the three refuse to taste the blood of dracula, 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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* NobleDemon: Surprisingly, Dracula. His whole reason for killing the three men is [[PetTheDog because they killed his servant]]. To add to that, he hypnotizes Alice into killing her abusive father.
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The fifth ''Dracula'' film by Franchise/{{Hammer|Horror}}, Film/{{Hammer|Horror}}, released in 1970.
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The fifth ''Dracula'' film by [[HammerHorror Hammer]], Franchise/{{Hammer|Horror}}, released in 1970.
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* VillainousRescue: Dracula stops Alice's father from beating her.
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* WomanScorned: Alice immediately turns on Dracula when he tells her he has she is of no more use of her.
to him.
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* ParentalHypocrisy: Hargood, who tries to shame his daughter for an innocent flirtation yet himself cavorts in sleazy brothels.
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**Alice when she is taking Lucy in the coach to met Dracula.
* EvilOldFolks: The three pompous, hypocritical (and in Harwood's case abusive) fathers. Dracula seems almost gallant in comparison.
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* RomanticRunnerUp: Paul for Alice when Dracula rejects her.
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->''"They have destroyed my servant. They will be destroyed."''
The fifth ''Dracula'' film by [[HammerHorror Hammer]], released in 1970.
Three gentlemen, Hargood, Paxton and Secker, 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, 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.
!!This film has the examples of:
* AbandonedArea: Courtley's planned resurrection of Dracula takes place in an abandoned church.
* AllInTheEyes: Used on Dracula after the death of Secker.
* AssholeVictim: Hargood is control freak who forbids his wife and daughter do anything without his permission, while encaging in ungentlemanly behaviour. His death at the hands of his turned daughter is long overdue.
* DramaticThunder: Thunder rolls in the background as Dracula's blood starts to take shape in a goblet.
* EvilLaugh: Courtley spooks the three gentlemen by laughing evilly in hiding as they arrive in the abandoned church.
* GenreSavvy: Secker instantly realizes that vampirism is afoot as he and Paxton discover Lucy sleeping in a casket
* HolyBurnsEvil: Crosses figure in heavily in Dracula's defeat in the climax.
* ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice: Weller discovers Dracula in the prologue writhing and screaming from pain from the spike that has been driven through him.
* RedEyesTakeWarning: Dracula's eyes are red as he dies in the prologue. When he is resurrected, they are completely red.
* ShovelStrike: Alice, under Dracula's control, kills her father by whacking him in the head with a shovel.
* StakingTheLovedOne: When Secker and Paxton finds vampirized Lucy in a casket, Secker tries to stake her, only for Paxton to chase him away, so that the task of slaying his daughter would befall on him alone. He fails.
* TearsOfBlood: Bloody tears run down on Dracula's face as he writhes in pain in the prologue.
* TranshumanTreachery: After Lucy is turned, she is glad to serve Dracula.
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The fifth ''Dracula'' film by [[HammerHorror Hammer]], released in 1970.
Three gentlemen, Hargood, Paxton and Secker, 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, 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.
!!This film has the examples of:
* AbandonedArea: Courtley's planned resurrection of Dracula takes place in an abandoned church.
* AllInTheEyes: Used on Dracula after the death of Secker.
* AssholeVictim: Hargood is control freak who forbids his wife and daughter do anything without his permission, while encaging in ungentlemanly behaviour. His death at the hands of his turned daughter is long overdue.
* DramaticThunder: Thunder rolls in the background as Dracula's blood starts to take shape in a goblet.
* EvilLaugh: Courtley spooks the three gentlemen by laughing evilly in hiding as they arrive in the abandoned church.
* GenreSavvy: Secker instantly realizes that vampirism is afoot as he and Paxton discover Lucy sleeping in a casket
* HolyBurnsEvil: Crosses figure in heavily in Dracula's defeat in the climax.
* ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice: Weller discovers Dracula in the prologue writhing and screaming from pain from the spike that has been driven through him.
* RedEyesTakeWarning: Dracula's eyes are red as he dies in the prologue. When he is resurrected, they are completely red.
* ShovelStrike: Alice, under Dracula's control, kills her father by whacking him in the head with a shovel.
* StakingTheLovedOne: When Secker and Paxton finds vampirized Lucy in a casket, Secker tries to stake her, only for Paxton to chase him away, so that the task of slaying his daughter would befall on him alone. He fails.
* TearsOfBlood: Bloody tears run down on Dracula's face as he writhes in pain in the prologue.
* TranshumanTreachery: After Lucy is turned, she is glad to serve Dracula.
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