CHI O SUU BARA

1974, regia di Michio Yamamoto

Scheda: Nazione: Giappone - Produzione: Toho - Distribuzione: Regionale, Toho Company Ltd., Video Search of Miami - Soggetto: dal Dracula di Bram Stoker - Sceneggiatura: Ei Ogawa, Masaru Takesue - Fotografia: Kazutami Hara - Montaggio: Michiko Ikeda - Musiche: Riichiro Manabe - Effetti speciali: Teruyoshi Nakano - Formato: Color - Durata: 87'.

Cast: Toshio Kurosawa, Kunie Tanaka, Katsuhiko Sasaki, Shin Kishida, Mariko Mochizuki, Mio Ohta, Mika Katsuragi, Keiko Aramaki, Yunosuke Ito.

Plot Summary, Synopsis, Review: IMDb - taliesinttlg.blogspot.com - entertainment.msn.com - multimania.com/gimena - allmovie.com: «This bizarre Japanese vampire film (preceded by Lake of Dracula) begins with the arrival of a new professor at a small girls' school. He is invited by the creepy principal to spend the night, during which he encounters a variety of chilling phenomena. He first discovers that the corpse of the principal's wife (who was apparently killed in a recent car accident) is currently on display in the school basement; later, he sees a mysterious woman roaming the halls and hears a hypnotic singing voice. Before long, it becomes apparent that the entire school is lousy with vampires -- from the faculty to the students themselves -- leading the plucky prof to take matters into his own hands and search for the lead vampire himself. Despite the title, Dracula is nowhere to be found; what s available, however, is a fairly compelling and colorful horror tale, with some well-staged shocks and haunting photography. Uncut prints feature a fair amount of gory footage» (Cavett Binion).

Approfondimenti: Movie Review

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