El Vampiro (Alemeda Films, 1957). Argentinean One Sheet (29" X 43.5").. ...

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El Vampiro (Alemeda Films, 1957). Argentinean One Sheet (29" X 43.5").
Released a full year before the Christopher Lee Horror of Dracula, the folks at Hammer Studios obviously saw this film before they made their version. German Robles plays the quintessential vampire, the aristocratic, natty, sensual Count Lavud. With its dark and brooding atmosphere, it uncannily resembles the Hammer horror films. also, interestedly enough, this is the first vampire movie to show Dracula with fangs. Prior to the excellent restoration, there were pinholes in the corners, several small chips in the right border, and fold wear with crossfold separations. Fine/Very Fine on Linen.

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