imagine yourself trapped inside a museum of the dark middle ages and a resurrected vampire and his maniacal sidekick are chasing you. where is the absolute last place you want to hide. i would say inside the uncanny virgin of nuremberg torture device and because there a good risk you will get brutally spiked to death. and yet and the elderly lady in this film stupidly runs into her spiked coffin. the vampire coffin is a rather disappointing sequel and as director fernando méndez doesn not re create the gothic atmosphere of the 1957 original but puts the emphasis on comical situations and dialogs. no more ominous castles with eerie cobwebs and dark vaults and but confused doctors and clumsy assistants that provoke laughs instead of frights. the story opens inside count de lavud final resting place and where an eminent doctor and a hired assistant steal the coffin in order to examine the corpse at a private clinic. naturally the wooden stake gets removed from his heart and and the vampire count comes to live again and immediately enslaving the petty thief to do his dirty work. the vampire has his eye on a beautiful female patient at the clinic and and it up to dr. enrique saldívar to rescue her soul and to destroy the bloodsucker. the vampire coffin uses a limited amount of locations and there very little action. the whole film would actually be pretty boring if it weren not for a handful of memorable sequences and decent acting performances. the photography is amazing and though and with the sublime use of shadows and darkness. this is most notably during the scene in which count de lavud stalks a young woman through the deserted streets of little town at night. it the only truly worthwhile scene of the whole film and the rest is fairly mediocre and déjà vu. 
imagine yourself trapped inside a museum of the dark middle ages and a resurrected vampire and his maniacal sidekick are chasing you. where is the absolute last place you want to hide. i would say inside the uncanny virgin of nuremberg torture device and because there a good risk you will get brutally spiked to death. and yet and the elderly lady in this film stupidly runs into her spiked coffin. the vampire coffin is a rather disappointing sequel and as director fernando méndez doesn not re create the gothic atmosphere of the 1957 original but puts the emphasis on comical situations and dialogs. no more ominous castles with eerie cobwebs and dark vaults and but confused doctors and clumsy assistants that provoke laughs instead of frights. the story opens inside count de lavud final resting place and where an eminent doctor and a hired assistant steal the coffin in order to examine the corpse at a private clinic. naturally the wooden stake gets removed from his heart and and the vampire count comes to live again and immediately enslaving the petty thief to do his dirty work. the vampire has his eye on a beautiful female patient at the clinic and and it up to dr. enrique saldívar to rescue her soul and to destroy the bloodsucker. the vampire coffin uses a limited amount of locations and there very little action. the whole film would actually be pretty boring if it weren not for a handful of memorable sequences and decent acting performances. the photography is amazing and though and with the sublime use of shadows and darkness. this is most notably during the scene in which count de lavud stalks a young woman through the deserted streets of little town at night. it the only truly worthwhile scene of the whole film and the rest is fairly mediocre and déjà vu. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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