Le figlie di Dracula
Le gemelle orfane Maria e Frieda vanno a vivere in un remoto villaggio ai margini della foresta, presso lo zio Gustav Veil, inflessibile difensore della fede e capo di un gruppo di persone dedito alla ricerca di streghe, vampiri e altri esseri satanici. Sfortuna vuole che il conte Karnstein sia divenuto un vampiro e abbia deciso di fare sue prede le nipoti del servitore della cristianità. Una cede volentieri al fascino del peccato, poco a suo agio nel regime di stretta osservanza impostole, l'altra conserva la virtù. Anton Hoffer cercherà di salvare quest'ultima dalle grinfie del vampiro.
Collezione
Karnstein (Hammer) Collection
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Parole chiave
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Cast
Cast principale
Peter Cushing
Gustav Weil
Dennis Price
Dietrich
Madeleine Collinson
Frieda Gellhorn
Mary Collinson
Maria Gellhorn
Isobel Black
Ingrid Hoffer
Kathleen Byron
Katy Weil
Shelagh Wilcocks
Lady in Coach
Damien Thomas
Count Karnstein
David Warbeck
Anton Hoffer
Harvey Hall
Franz
Alex Scott
Hermann
Judy Matheson
Woodman's Daughter
Simili
Gretel e Hansel
La casa di Mary
Paranormal Activity 3
Vampiri amanti
La casa dei 1000 corpi
La città dei mostri
Licantropia Evolution
Witch Hunt
Recensioni degli utenti
Vedi tutto su TMDBThe evil that men do. The final part of Hammer Films Karnstein Trilogy is in keeping with what made the studios output so readily embraced by the horror faithful. Based on characters created by Sheridan Le Fanu, Hammer take one of their vampire movies and add puritan witch- finding into the mix as well. Upon the death of their parents identical twins Maria and Frieda Gellhorn are relocated …
***Great Gothic horror ambiance, good cast, magnificent score, so-so story*** Orphaned twin sisters (Madeleine & Mary Collinson) are forced to move from Venice to Styria, Austria, to live with their puritan uncle (Peter Cushing), who’s hell-bent on hunting down witches and burning them at the stake. One of the sisters, Frieda (Madeleine), refuses to tolerate her uncle’s legalistic abuse and is…
What's quite sad about this film is the presence of Dennis Price - one of my favourite British comedy actors. He offers so little to this vampire thriller and it's a real shame that he is now reduced to bit parts in which he hardly leaves his chair! Anyway, the gist of the film sees the twin nieces of the zealous priest "Weil" (Peter Cushing) arrive in the village that he rather puritanically rule…