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Pobrecito Draculin, El
| AKA: | Draculin |
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| Release date: | 1976 Spain | Running time: | 83' (cover 90') - Source: VHS PAL | Rating: | Germ.: 16 | ||
| Main Crew: |
Director: Juan Fortuny (Crimson, The Color Of Blood 1973) Producer: Producciones Mezquiriz Score: Southern Library Writer: Luis G. de Blain / Juan Fortuny Director of photography: Juan Fortuny |
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| Summary: |
The bold as brass adventures of Count Dracula's love-stricken son. |
After a long sleep Draculin (Joe Rigoli) awakens in his crate. Hilarious and explicit, this movie shows the problems you have to face nowadays as a vampire.
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short review: This supposed to be funny? Well, I'm not laughing! OK, I have to admit that the film made me laugh several times, there are a few good jokes in it. But for it's intention to be a comedy, it failed. The few good jokes stand against an enormous amount of trite jokes, sledge-hammer style. See, I'm still not laughing, hardly smiling.  |
