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alfredsnightmare · 2 years

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Parking (Jacques Demy, 1985)

#Parking #Jacques Demy #Orpheus #Francis Huster #Keiko Itô #Jean Marais #Marie France Pisier

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badmovieihave · 8 months

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Bad movie I have Gurozuka 2005

#Gurozuka #Nozomi Andô #Yukari Fukui #Yûko Itô #Yûko Kurosawa #Yôko Mitsuya #Chisato Morishita #Keiko Saitô

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mariocki · 1 year

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Chi o suu bara (Evil of Dracula, 1974)

"If the devil is to exist in this world, it cannot look like a devil. It must be in disguise. It must live in the disguise of an ordinary human being."

#chi o suu bara #evil of dracula #japanese cinema #dracinema #horror film #michio yamamoto #ei ogawa #masaru takesue #toshio kurosawa #mariko mochizuki #kunie tanaka #shin kishida #katsuhiko sasaki #mio ôta #mika katsuragi #keiko aramaki #yûnosuke itô #yasuko agawa #midori takei #haruo suzuki #tadao futami #the last in Yamamoto's loose trilogy of vampire movies; this is also the one I enjoyed most‚ with perhaps the most successful translation #of the atmosphere and aesthetic of classic gothic horror cinema into 70s Japanese filmmaking. genuinely one of the best attempts to capture #the difficult concept of 'modern gothic'‚ but this film nails it; there's some great imagery here (white roses turned suddenly blood red‚#the vampire attacks with their unnatural gliding motion and fixed leers) and despite the splatter and the horror this is a weirdly romantic #film. not without issues (while the supernatural vampire romance is dreamy and affecting‚ the protagonists romance between student and #teacher is kind of skeevy) but the overall effect is of a dreamlike and weirdly moving film with highly likeable leads #fun to see the ever wonderful kunie tanaka outside of a yakuza film‚ and mariko mochizuki was immediately the most interesting and most #empathetic of the various students so i was pleased when she ended up being this films version of the final girl. genuinely a good time and #doesn't require any knowledge or experience of the previous two films to enjoy

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davidosu87 · 5 years

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docrotten · 4 years

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Evil of Dracula (1974) – Episode 113 – Decades of Horror 1970s

"If the devil is to exist in this world, it cannot look like a devil." I don’t know. How will we recognize it? Join your faithful Grue Crew - Doc Rotten, Chad Hunt, Bill Mulligan, and Jeff Mohr - as they polish off the Bloodthirsty Trilogy with Toho’s Evil of Dracula(1974).

Decades of Horror 1970s Episode 113 – Evil of Dracula (1974)

A teacher assumes a position at a school that's run by a vampire.

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Director: Michio Yamamoto

Writers: Ei Ogawa, Masaru Takesue; Bram Stoker (character)

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Toshio Kurosawa as Professor Shiraki

Mariko Mochizuki as Kumi Saijô

Kunie Tanaka as Dr. Shimomura

Shin Kishida as The Principal

Katsuhiko Sasaki as Professor Yoshi

Mio Ôta as Yukiko Mitamura

Mika Katsuragi as Principal's Wife

Keiko Aramaki as Kyôko Hayashi

Yûnosuke Itô as Takakura / Detective

After covering The Vampire Doll (1970) and Lake of Dracula (1971), it is only natural that the Decades of Horror 1970s Grue-Crew would complete the hat trick with Evil of Dracula, the final film in the Bloodthirsty Trilogy. The Grue-Crewmates have differing opinions on where Evil of Dracula fits in the hierarchy within the loosely connected trilogy, but they universally appreciate the film.

Bill points out that the setting in the girl’s school bears a certain resemblance to Lust for a Vampire (1971), while Doc was fired up to finally complete the trilogy, loving it all the way. Chad always loves a good vampire dissolve and melt and Jeff goes for the hand deflation that’s used in all three of the films.

What used to be a holy grail for horror fans, nearly impossible to find, is now readily available. Your loyal 70s Grue-Crew all say check these out! At this writing, The Vampire Doll (1970), Lake of Dracula (1971), and Evil of Dracula (1974) are all available streaming on Amazon Prime and are available on Blu ray in Arrow’s The Bloodthirsty Trilogy. And don’t forget to check out their podcasts on the first two of the trilogy:

The Vampire Doll (1970) – Episode 105

Lake Of Dracula (1971) — Episode 86

Gruesome Magazine’s Decades of Horror 1970s is part of the Decades of Horror 3-week rotation with The Classic Era and the 1980s. In three weeks, the next episode in their very flexible schedule will be Lady Frankenstein (1971), an Italian film starring Joseph Cotten.

We want to hear from you – the coolest, grooviest fans: leave us a message or leave a comment on the site or email the Decades of Horror 1970s podcast hosts at [email protected].

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genevieveetguy · 11 years

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