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Name: Dracula's Daughter
Released: 1936-5-11
Cast: Otto Kruger, Gloria Holden, Marguerite Churchill, Edward Van Sloan, Gilbert Emery

Dracula's Daughter

UR
1h 11m
1936

64%

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After Professor Von Helsing kills Dracula, the beautiful Countess Marya Zaleska appears in London. Zaleska seeks the assistance of psychiatrist Dr. Garth to free herself of her father's evil influence. But when a mysterious sequence of events leads Von Helsing and Garth to deduce that she must also be a vampire, they follow the elusive countess to Transylvania to rescue Garth's kidnapped fiancée.

Director:

Lambert Hillyer

Producer:

Carl Laemmle, Jr.

Writer:

Garrett Fort, Oliver Jeffries

Cast:

Otto Kruger, Gloria Holden, Marguerite Churchill, Edward Van Sloan, Gilbert Emery, Irving Pichel, Halliwell Hobbs, Billy Bevan, Nan Gray, Hedda Hopper, Claude Allister, Edgar Norton, E.E. Clive

Rotten Tomatoes® Score

TOMATOMETER®

64%

Critics Consensus: Dracula's Daughter extends the Universal horror myth in an interesting direction, but the talky script and mild atmosphere undermine its ambition.

Reviews

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Sara Clements

One of the more fascinating entries. While many of the lesbian vampire films of old used the predatory lesbian and “bury your gays” tropes, this 1936 horror film is an introspective piece that leans into the experience of internalized homophobia.

Universal’s cut rate sequel to Dracula sans Bela Lugosi turns out to be an unexpectedly sleek and stylish movie.

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Trace Thurman

More fascinating than effective, Dracula's Daughter nevertheless gave us a queer icon for the ages.

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Joe Lipsett

Dracula's Daughter's interest in the psychology of the monster has had a lasting impact on the depiction of vampires, but Countess Zaleska is so fascinating it's hard not to wish the film was more focused on her. The character deserved better!

...with surprising emphasis on hypnosis, this is a personable film that strains at the leash in terms of full-blooded sexuality...

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