Blood, monsters, sex, adventure, a carnival, musical numbers, midgets, drugs, acid trips, bikers, rape, and a sexy heroine, all in one 90-minute film that has to be seen to be truly appreciated for the classic that it is. Count Dracula, still living in Transylvania, hears of this discovery and, I guess, flies to the States to blackmail him into aiding him take over the world. And there you have it. The outrageous and wild events never stop, the screen is always filled with wacky shenanigans that only Al Adamson could conceive of. The direction is poor, the editing slipshod, the lighting murky and amateurish, and the sound feeble.
Entertainment is the name of the game and even poorly made films have their fans and supporters.
I'm one of them. And Dracula Vs. Frankenstein is a hell of a lot more entertaining than a lot of the drivel pushed onto audiences today under the guise of entertainment. This is the real deal, a cult classic being discovered all over again by new generations of trash-lovers. But the film is not only filled with laughable aspects.