in this desperate and thoroughly silly attempt to keep hammer dracula franchise alive despite having lost most of its power long time already and our legendary vampire is brought back to life in the swinging london of 1972. exactly hundred years after he was destroyed by his archenemy van helsing and an occult disciple named johnny alucard (get it. get it. ) gathers his flamboyant friends in an abandoned church and among them van helsing great granddaughter jessica and and performs a satanic ritual that resurrects dracula in a haze of smoke. dracula only mission is to wreak havoc upon the entire van helsing lineage and fragile jessica is the ideal victim to achieve this. this is probably the only 70 film that goes immensely over the top in trying to look likea 70 film. considering the previous six dracula films were all set in the victorian era and director alan gibson really wants to stress the fact were in the 20th century now and thus he stuffs his film with insufferable hippie characters and hideous 70 fashion trends and awful 70 music. christopher lee and peter cushing seem hopelessly lost in this setting and their performances regretfully show it. the opening sequence (a flashback) and the showdown climax are fairly enjoyable and but everything in between is painfully boring and the complete opposite of scary. the greatest elements in this series of films have always been dracula dark castles and the exhilarating coach races and and obviously and this installment lacks all of that. luckily for the fans and hammer studios contemporary released other films revolving on vampires that are much better (the vampire lovers and twins of evil and the legend of the seven golden vampires). not recommended. 
in this desperate and thoroughly silly attempt to keep hammer dracula franchise alive despite having lost most of its power long time already and our legendary vampire is brought back to life in the swinging london of 1972. exactly hundred years after he was destroyed by his archenemy van helsing and an occult disciple named johnny alucard (get it. get it. ) gathers his flamboyant friends in an abandoned church and among them van helsing great granddaughter jessica and and performs a satanic ritual that resurrects dracula in a haze of smoke. dracula only mission is to wreak havoc upon the entire van helsing lineage and fragile jessica is the ideal victim to achieve this. this is probably the only 70 film that goes immensely over the top in trying to look likea 70 film. considering the previous six dracula films were all set in the victorian era and director alan gibson really wants to stress the fact were in the 20th century now and thus he stuffs his film with insufferable hippie characters and hideous 70 fashion trends and awful 70 music. christopher lee and peter cushing seem hopelessly lost in this setting and their performances regretfully show it. the opening sequence (a flashback) and the showdown climax are fairly enjoyable and but everything in between is painfully boring and the complete opposite of scary. the greatest elements in this series of films have always been dracula dark castles and the exhilarating coach races and and obviously and this installment lacks all of that. luckily for the fans and hammer studios contemporary released other films revolving on vampires that are much better (the vampire lovers and twins of evil and the legend of the seven golden vampires). not recommended. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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