Dracula Father and Son Movie Review 1976

Badly dubbed French satire finds the elegant Count (Lee) deciding that beautiful Hermaine (Marie-Helene Breillat) would be the perfect vampire mommy. Thus Dracula's son Ferdinand is born. Some 300 years later, Ferdinand (Menez) is proving to be a trial to his father, since he has yet to drink anyone's blood. Driven from their castle, the Count winds up in London and becomes a star in vampire films, while Ferdinand lives in Paris. When the two reunite, it's to feud over the beautiful Nicole (Catherine Breillat), who happens to be a dead ringer for Hermaine. Based on the novel "Paris Vampire" by Claude Klotz.

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Available on VHS
Running time 70 minutes.
Originally from French.

Cast and Crew

Genres

Dracula, Vampire Spoof, Paris, Bad Dads

Screenplay

Edouard Molinaro

Cast

Christopher Lee, Bernard Menez, Catherine Breillat, Marie Breillat

Director

Edouard Molinaro

Producer

Alain Poire, Gaumont Productions