#70sdracula — Public Fediverse posts

Another #Monsterdon is in the can!

Thanks to @Taweret for hosting!

Tonight's feature, #ScreamBlaculaScream is from 1973, and was the final movie of this month's #70sDracula jubilee! We had William Marshall, Pam Grier ... and, I mean, do you really need anything more? Regardless, there was also:

• Lots of diggin' and jivin'!
• Bone fire magic!
• Artifact lessons!
• Voodoo science!
• Tight bones!
• Vampire exorcism!
• Strangest corn bread recipe ever!
• A musical score based entirely on drums!

Another #Monsterdon is in the can!

Thanks to @Taweret for hosting!

Tonight's feature, #Dracula was from 1974, and was the third of this month's #70sDracula jubilee! Jack Palance had us searching for Curly's blood, and also:
- Best Dracula hair ever!
- Lots of top hats!
- Lots of red ... red walls, red lamps, red clothes. And .. hmm .. seems like I'm forgetting something.
- Casually using the house staff for blood transfusions.
- A lack of bats. There should have been bats.

Another #Monsterdon is in the can!

Thanks to @Taweret for hosting!

Tonight's feature, #NosferatuTheVampyre is from 1979, directed by Werner Herzog, and was the second of this month's #70sDracula jubilee! We had, bats, cats, rats, and,
- Wolves, robbers, and ghosts!
- Truly amazing location shots.
- Best cuckoo clock ever!
- Black coffins!
- Dinner amongst the rats, as one does.
- Easily the best Dracula movie! No question!

Another #Monsterdon is in the can!

Thanks to @Taweret for hosting!

Tonight's feature, #CountDracula is from 1970, and was the first of this month's #70sDracula jubilee! We had fangs, hangs, and whole shebangs, along with:
- Plastic spiders!
- Plastic bats!
- Lots of cobwebs!
- Fly snacks!
- Nowhere near enough harpsichord!
- So much camera zoom!