My Rating “–The Last Frankenstein!” Dracula has been defeated, but the Frankenstein Monster stands grieving over the deceased body of Carmen the gypsy. Was she the monster’s one chance at true love and affection? It mattered not, for in the next few minutes, his emotions would turn from total remorse to savage anger. The last […]
My Rating “Death From The Sea!” Mortally wounded by Quincy Harker’s poison dart, Dracula flees from his battle with Dr. Heinrich Mortte. In bat form the Lord of the Undead flies quickly towards the small village of Littlepool, but in his weakened state Dracula crash lands on the hard cobblestone street leading into an empty
My Rating “Cult Of The Vampire” Lakota arrived at Spektor Manor early in the morning as the sun was just peaking over the tree line. This was her first day as the doctor’s new secretary and she didn’t want to be late. She had heard strange stories from the girls in the secretarial pool but
My Rating “Night Of The Death Stalkers!” Forced to retreat from the English moors, Count Dracula has returned to the snow filled streets of London. His first priority is to feed the never-ending thirst which drives his every thought. In a flash the vampire lord changes into bat form. Within thirty minutes Dracula finds his
My Rating “The Fear Within!” Days have passed since the vampire Dracula was awakened from his grave. The monster’s only living descendant, Frank Drake, was given the family castle in his father’s last will and testament. When he arrived in Transylvania a month later to assess the property, Frank’s friend and business partner, Clifton Graves,
My Rating “The Mystery of the Mad Monk!” Jack Russell finished a phone call with Father Joquez seconds ago. The priest was hysterical on the line. He claimed to have finished translating the mystical book known as the Darkhold, when his office began to fill with a deadly gray mist. Father Joquez pleaded for Jack’s
My Rating “Dracula” It was a grueling 32-hour trip from New York to the Drake family’s ancestral homeland, inconveniently located somewhere in the heart of Transylvania. The flight layovers were long, the food was terrible, and now Frank, Clifton, and Jeanie are stuck driving up a narrow mountain road in the middle of a nasty
My Rating “Eye of the Beholder” The passing hours feel like decades to Jack Russell as he stands motionless in the garden of Miles Blackgar. It is not by choice, for when one is turned to stone, being a statue leaves very few options. Yet somehow, Jack can still form thoughts. How is that possible?
