Lake
of Dracula (OT: Noroi no
yakata: Chi o suu me)
AKA:
Bloodsucking Eyes, Bloodthirsty Eyes, Dracula's Lust for Blood,
Japula, Lake of Death, Noroi no yakata-chi wo suu
Japan, 1971, Farbe, 82min |
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Regie:
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Michio
Yamamoto |
Produzenten:
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Fumio
Tanaka |
Drehbuch |
El
Ogawa und Masaru Takesue |
Musik: |
Riichiro
Manabe |
Kamera: |
Rokuro
Nishigaki |
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Mori
Kishida |
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Midori
Fujita |
Akiko |
Osahide
Takahashi |
Saeki |
Sanae Emi |
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Shuji
Otaki |
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Tadao
Fumi |
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Wataru
Omae |
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A
delivery truck pulls up, the driver steps out, then removes the
cargo: a coffin. Adressed to you.
Do
you accept it? (Think carefully. There is a right answer!)
Let's say you don't do the right thing. You accept the shipment,
perhaps thinking it's the two-in-one exercise machin and weed whacker
you ordered in a moment of couch-potato weakness. Then, after the
delivery truck is long gone, you realize the box is a coffin. Do
you nevertheless OPEN IT?
The
mysteriously delivered coffin is opened in Lake of Dracula.
And, of course, it belongs to an heir of you-know-who. The Evil
Count has extended his bloodline all the way to Japan, giving midnight
rise to new creatures of the night...and to a new legacy of terror.
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