Dracula and the Undead

For generations of audiences, Hammer Films defined the legend of Count Dracula. As portrayed by Christopher Lee, the Count was brilliantly reborn as a seductive icon of forbidden desire and everlasting evil. Later, the studio would broaden their bloody palette of the undead to further redefine the entire vampire genre. Today, these movies remain among the most visually stunning and thematically provocative vampire films in all of cinematic history. Films included: The Brides of Dracula (1960) / Captain Kronos – Vampire Hunter (1972) / Dracula (1958) / Dracula: Prince of Darkness (1966) / Kiss of the Vampire (1962) / The Legend of the 7 Golden Vampires (1974) / Scars of Dracula (1970) / Vampire Circus (1972).

Guest Stars (21)

Peter Cushing as Self (archive footage)

Christopher Lee as Self (archive footage)

Yvonne Monlaur as Self (archive footage)

David Peel as Self (archive footage)

John Carson as Self (archive footage)

John Cater as Self (archive footage)

Clifford Evans as Self (archive footage)

Suzan Farmer as Self (archive footage)

John Forbes-Robertson as Self (archive footage)

Michael Gwynn as Self (archive footage)

Jenny Hanley as Self (archive footage)

Freda Jackson as Self (archive footage)

Horst Janson as Self (archive footage)

Carol Marsh as Self (archive footage)

Francis Matthews as Self (archive footage)

Caroline Munro as Self (archive footage)

Robin Sachs as Self (archive footage)

Barbara Shelley as Self (archive footage)

John Van Eyssen as Self (archive footage)

Lalla Ward as Self (archive footage)

Dennis Waterman as Self (archive footage)