How good they were indeed! Very scary; good casting; stellar artists; nice gothic atmosphere... but( although I am a true Hammer fan- even searched for some locations) I always laugh a bit with the nice sunny weather in some pics and the lightning flashes and thunder rolling in the distance... but yeah, the atmosphere was there.
EVERYTHING in this film is exquisite!!! The scenery, the colour quality, the clothes, the makeup n hair styles, the furnishings, the antiquities, that fabulous piano!!! EVERYTHING is top notch n it is enchanting to watch. I am surprised I have NEVER seen this 🎥 movie, as I am 66 yrs old n used to stay up late n watch these movies with my Mom in the 1960's n 1970's and this n film noir are my favorite genres as I am an old film buff for years!!! Thank you for posting this intriguing film!!!
Excellent! Thanks for posting! I’m 52 and one of the highlights of my childhood was to be able to stay up for the Saturday night late show that included all of these marvelous productions from Hammer!! Thanks for posting this one!
Wow I thought it was just me. Did u see “Children Shouldn’t Play With Dead Things “ and Lemora a child’s tale of the supernatural “ Both scared the crap out of me as a kid, yet I felt compelled to watch.
Enjoy these for what they are...... good old classic horror from the Hammer Studios, steeped in history, some fine actors that have graced their stage and a nod to my childhood!
I have to say hammer studios has always had a flair of greatness When it came to making horror movies I'm 60 years old and I still love those movies you will always be number 1 in my book
I'm from Hoboken, Belgium. And indeed the Hammer movies and the Amicus movies were awesome. I am 60 now ... but still I remember the THRILLER series from the seventies as being very scary! The music of the intro with the harpsichord...very chilling!
These type of films gave me some awful nightmares when I was a kid . Especially the Cushing / Lee combination . The late movies back in the late 60's and early 70's was one of the best memories of growing up . TV in my area at the time had only 2 channels and there was no 24 hour broadcasting at all .
Great looking flick. The quality of the picture and sound are superb, just as they were when I saw this movie in the theatre when I was young. It's hard to believe that this beautiful flick was produced on a shoestring in 1962.
Ive always loved the hammer films shot at bray studios the best 👌 Bernard Robinson was a genius producing the wonderful sets...and swapping them round on a low but effective budget its pretty cool you can see certain buildings staircases and props. .most hammer fans like myself..love this!!😂hammergazz
@@Angela-qr8wl Everything is a remake. The classic cinema of the 30s to 50s? Reboots with sound added. Except for originals like Gone With the Wind. Even the Wizard of Oz got it's start in the silent era. LOL, I bet somebody wanted to do Birth of A Nation...
Well-made vampire movie. I appreciate that the villians castle was done in a different style than most V movies. The acting was great, too. Thank you for putting out this must-see Hammer Film. 🎉
Attention to detail is what sets these Hammer movies apart. For example, when Gerald knocks on the door of the Hotel and an anguished voice calls out, "Why can't you leave us alone?" (I paraphrase). This hints at something sinister and reinforces the mood set in the opening funeral scene. This is how to create a great gothic horror film. Take a lesson modern Hollywood. Subtlety beats Cliché every time.
Hollywood doesn't believe Americans can cope with anything like subtlety. You must admit subtle Americans are few and far between or, maybe unsurprisingly, we never hear from them!
A little factoid for all those musicians who were wondering ... Barry Warren, like Dirk Bogarde before him, took piano lessons for the role, and the film's music director, John Hollingsworth, was so impressed that he suggested that Warren take up the piano professionally. The miming is thus convincing ...
@@MattC78 i never said he was in the kiss of the vampire it was in a comparison of Hamers vampires i believe,you are taking it out of context.and that film did SUCK!!!......
@@Foxiepawstotti yeah i know i watched the film and if you would have got in on the conversation instead of dropping in on the end ,we were comparing the vampires of Hammer films and Christopher Lee was the one i said was the better and i continued by putting him on the same pedastal as Bela Lugosi .
@@alexkx8599 In the '70s such films would often be shown on TV late at night, after the 11:00 news. Sometimes they would be shown on Saturday afternoons after the cartoons had ended. They would be shown on one of the three national channels - NBC, ABC, or CBS - though each channel had some local control over programming at certain hours, and I'm sure the evening and Saturday afternoon programming was decided by the local stations.
@@Socks-and-Dave I remember watching stuff in the late 1980's as a CHILD growing up! Lol. I don't remember what channel or channel's though. They were basic cable though. On Saturday afternoons. What were they trying to scar AND scare kids psychologically, lol. That's what they got for watching too much too long, lol, and unsupervised, lol.
The sets and costumes add so much to these movies. I love the ambience they provide, especially when you watch in the fall. they feel so authentic and us Americans are easily impressed by British accents. It makes it seem more high brow, in our minds we are basically watching Shakespeare; no difference.
So much atmosphere! This is type of filming is my favorite, very different from the modern 4K I suppose … this captures “atmosphere” in way that the modern way never will.
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Universal & Hammer films production designers really knew how to set the mood.
Always loved Hammer Films as a kid, and they’ve stood the test of time. Personal highlight a couple years ago was being able to stay a few nights at former Hammer HQ- now the Oakley Court Hotel. They still have posters of many of the movies filmed there in their hallways.
This movie was actually really good! For some reason I thought it would be hokey, but it's really interesting and well acted. It has all the same ingredients as other, worse vampire movies, but it's all played so well here. I didn't expect to be so thoroughly entertained the entire movie. And I got it for free on youtube, what a great time to be alive.
@@joelkurowski7129 I'm so glad I happened to read your comment, I had literally written the same thing you wrote , word for word , all I can say and think is just wow.
I am so surprised that I have never seen this Hammer film before, I love there movies from this time period! I am so happy to discover this hidden gem! It really stand's the test of time! 👏👍
Weak writing in this movie though! The plot could have been moved along with more suspense and thrill with richer dialogue giving these actors something plot worthy good to say. Otherwise, I agree the production quality is high, camera, editing, lighting.
This 1963 film is quite interesting and enjoyable. The reference to motorcars as a new mode of transportation indicates the setting as around 1920 but the style of gown worn by ladies indicates (i.e.: sleeves and length) influence from about 40 years prior. All violence is off camera, which is in keeping with the 60s style of censorship , which I wish we still had in 2024. This was worth watching.
The film quality of this Hammer movie is so good and all the familiar Hammer horror touches are there. Hammer Productions gave wonderful entertainment in both Cinema and Television and of a style that was especially theirs. Thank you for posting.
@paulinorivera5738 Doh! I've done it again!! Unable to hear your tone of voice, I took the words literally. I obvs should've gone to bed earlier, yesterday. Ah well ... Have a nice day. 😊
There's just a wonderful abience of underlying suspense hinting at something sinister running through all Hammer films. The attention to detail and the subtle undertones make them a delight to watch.
Love this - and the music score is absolutely beautifully put together - far superior to the modern - particularly Netflix productions - diabolical music tones- whereas Hammer productions, worthy of an Oscar
Hammer Horrors were my first introduction to Vampires. I used to stay up late Saturday nights with my mother to watch them (this was before VCR's). A few years later, as I got a little older, I saw "Salem's Lot" on TV when it first aired. I have been a big fan of horror ever since.
The Moon lite night sky, the Gothic buildings ,the burial in the countryside graveyards with the old European music playing, The attractive long haired women in night attire flowing in the moonlit foggy night, only in a 🔨 🎥, that's what I grew up on, that's what I love ,that's what I'm talking about.
The opening staking/scream at 3:10 is the best part. He did the honorable thing to release her himself, rather than partake in a fake burial ceremony and let her endanger the public.
Magnificent...!!! They do not make them like that anymore... But, then to all us "Dinasours" out there, this brings back sweet, mellow and tasteful recreation... Thank you....!!! Beautifully Done, indeed...!!!
According to Sarah Miles' memoirs, Barry Warren (who plays vampire son, Carl Ravna), underwent a sex change operation and lived for five years as Claire Warren before her death in 1994. This is a very entertaining movie.
I saw this movie but I haven't got it as I can't play anything is my brother Alexander gave me his big television but it hasn't got a DVD player to watch my movie DVDS as this movie is called Kiss Of The Vampire as I am dedicating this movie to my old school friends who are both sisters as I hope to see them both again very soon to Chris and Hester from Billyxxxxx 🔑🏠
I've just watched this film 5 times in the last couple weeks. The Shout Factory Blu-Ray has 2 different ratio aspects (1:85 and 1:65), plus, the bizarre 1966 TV version "Kiss Of Evil" where almost every reference to vsmpires was surgically removed from the film, with an entirely extraneous NEW sub-plot added. And all 3 versions have their own separate audio commentary tracks! The disc has only ONE real defect (as do ALL Shout Factory Blu-Rays)... if you hit "stop", it INSTANTLY goes back to the beginnng, before the menu, so you can't take long breaks in the middle without using the chapter breaks to find where you left off. (The company needs to be INUNDATED with complaints from buyers about this... as does Universal and Disney. To date, they're the only 3 outfits I've seen this "disc authoring" problem on.)
This aired on " Svenghoolie " last week . I find that he shows quite a few that can easily be found on UA-cam . Must have a very small acquisitions budget .
I love Brian Oulton. I first saw him in the Steptoe and Son episode the Piano. A great character actor whose name may not be well known but he was in many British tv and film productions.
Typical Hammer movie: lush vivid color, superb cinema photography, intense and incomparable music of James Bernard that heightens tension, superb attention to detail, and above all, true to life story based on the factual rather than the implausible old wives tales. For a period of time people pretty much stopped believing in such things vampires and ghouls that suck your life essence out, but then they started to believe again. After all, who doesn’t believe in them today? We only have to turn on the nightly news to see them in all their hideous and loathsome glory as they run amok dismantling and toppling and destroying all that they do not hold dear.
The "lush vivid color" is because they used 72mm film (the HD of its day) instead of the much cheaper 35mm film Hollywood typically used. Of course you need such lush vivid color to do a proper Vampire movie. Today's vampires only need nightly news visual quality to see all you need of their hideous and loathsome dull glory.
@@lostcat9lives322 I certainly did, Ollie. Talk about dumb! But that’s because the only chick I’ve spent any time with in the past twenty years has been a cold-hearted gal from the frigid side of the street who refuses to get down to any hanky-panic with me. Not that I let that stop me. I just take her out of the freezer long enough for a quick thaw and when I’m done I put her back. Sometimes I have to shift her over to make room for the veggies and the Eskimo Pies.
You'll be quite safe he says not knowing for sure. I would never let my wife sat alone in the countryside especially one I didn't know well. Comically British attitude u know..
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These Hammer films never date which shows you how good they are. The costume design and the sets were fantastic.
How good they were indeed! Very scary; good casting; stellar artists; nice gothic atmosphere... but( although I am a true Hammer fan- even searched for some locations) I always laugh a bit with the nice sunny weather in some pics and the lightning flashes and thunder rolling in the distance... but yeah, the atmosphere was there.
@@mclarsj U should check out Newcastle after dark ...it's a collection of hammer and other old horror films...on YT.. 👍🏻
Perfectly spoofed by Carry on Screaming @@mclarsj
Multi-million dollar piano and carriage, among others.
EVERYTHING in this film is exquisite!!! The scenery, the colour quality, the clothes, the makeup n hair styles, the furnishings, the antiquities, that fabulous piano!!! EVERYTHING is top notch n it is enchanting to watch. I am surprised I have NEVER seen this 🎥 movie, as I am 66 yrs old n used to stay up late n watch these movies with my Mom in the 1960's n 1970's and this n film noir are my favorite genres as I am an old film buff for years!!! Thank you for posting this intriguing film!!!
The piano was mind-boggling.
@@Qteskimo It sure was, I agree !
Excellent! Thanks for posting! I’m 52 and one of the highlights of my childhood was to be able to stay up for the Saturday night late show that included all of these marvelous productions from Hammer!! Thanks for posting this one!
I like this movie too but what is up with the bats killing vampires . I don't get that part? Still a good movie.
Yes it was good I am 55 and I remember the late night movies on Saturday and Sunday night. This broke back so many good memories
New Zealand ? i loved the sunday horrors too when i was young ,im 53 now
You managed to stay awake through this?
Hammer always seemed to get a lot out of weak stories and unknown actors
These movies scared the hell out of me as a kid. But would do anything to stay up late to watch them
Me too.
Wow I thought it was just me. Did u see “Children Shouldn’t Play With Dead Things “ and Lemora a child’s tale of the supernatural “
Both scared the crap out of me as a kid, yet I felt compelled to watch.
@@Puddycat00 Will check it out
Me too. Had my first panic attack watching this.....😮......love these films now.. .😊 love horror films .....
Horror double bill on a Saturday night .. 😊
Enjoy these for what they are...... good old classic horror from the Hammer Studios, steeped in history, some fine actors that have graced their stage and a nod to my childhood!
Hammer Studios la mejor
I have to say hammer studios has always had a flair of greatness
When it came to making horror movies I'm 60 years old and I still love those movies you will always be number 1 in my book
I'm from Hoboken, Belgium. And indeed the Hammer movies and the Amicus movies were awesome. I am 60 now ... but still I remember the THRILLER series from the seventies as being very scary! The music of the intro with the harpsichord...very chilling!
Love the atmosphere in these old Hammer films. Exquisite.
These type of films gave me some awful nightmares when I was a kid . Especially the Cushing / Lee combination . The late movies back in the late 60's and early 70's was one of the best memories of growing up .
TV in my area at the time had only 2 channels and there was no 24 hour broadcasting at all .
And you could leave your front doors open.
Great memories x
This is an extremely underrated Hammer movie.
yes it is.
Great looking flick. The quality of the picture and sound are superb, just as they were when I saw this movie in the theatre when I was young. It's hard to believe that this beautiful flick was produced on a shoestring in 1962.
Haven't heard the term "flick" in a long time
Ive always loved the hammer films shot at bray studios the best 👌 Bernard Robinson was a genius producing the wonderful sets...and swapping them round on a low but effective budget its pretty cool you can see certain buildings staircases and props. .most hammer fans like myself..love this!!😂hammergazz
@@garygrimmett7945 Recycle, reuse, repeat.
This really is one of the best Hammer horror movies and my top go-to when I need a Gothic fix.
Gothic Fix 🕶️
It is interesting how much the ball sequence reminds me of Kubrick's Eyes Wide Shut. Maybe Kubrick saw this film.
Nah...you think?
Oh, interesting 🤔
@@Angela-qr8wl Everything is a remake. The classic cinema of the 30s to 50s? Reboots with sound added. Except for originals like Gone With the Wind. Even the Wizard of Oz got it's start in the silent era. LOL, I bet somebody wanted to do Birth of A Nation...
This has got to be on the top list of vampire movies of all time.
""Stay in the open car, with no doors or roof , and you'll be quite safe."
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Please, it was the 1960s.
@@mtaylor7307 well it was 1905... That's the only cars they had.
Well-made vampire movie. I appreciate that the villians castle was done in a different style than most V movies. The acting was great, too. Thank you for putting out this must-see Hammer Film. 🎉
Attention to detail is what sets these Hammer movies apart. For example, when Gerald knocks on the door of the Hotel and an anguished voice calls out, "Why can't you leave us alone?" (I paraphrase). This hints at something sinister and reinforces the mood set in the opening funeral scene. This is how to create a great gothic horror film. Take a lesson modern Hollywood. Subtlety beats Cliché every time.
Hollywood doesn't believe Americans can cope with anything like subtlety. You must admit subtle Americans are few and far between or, maybe unsurprisingly, we never hear from them!
@@fluffyfour Well said.
Nothing beats a good Hammer movie ever!!!
This is the best quailty copy of this film I have seen on UA-cam. Thanks.
A little factoid for all those musicians who were wondering ...
Barry Warren, like Dirk Bogarde before him, took piano lessons for the role, and the film's music director, John Hollingsworth, was so impressed that he suggested that Warren take up the piano professionally. The miming is thus convincing ...
Blood doesn't get any more red than in a Hammer movie.
That's Hammer Red.
Notice the blood
Her evening dress
The Carriage trim
His devil mask
All that special red that shade blood isn't.
Shaw Brothers movies beg to differ.
My local Post-box could do with a coat.
Looks orange to me.
looks very Sherwin Williams.
Christopher Lee is right up there with the likes of the Great Bela Legosi as the Count Dracula!!...
I agree, but Christopher Lee is not in this movie.
@@MattC78 i never said he was in the kiss of the vampire it was in a comparison of Hamers vampires i believe,you are taking it out of context.and that film did SUCK!!!......
@@markmiller8137 Hammer. And no he isnt in this one. Right genre wrong actor.
@@Foxiepawstotti yeah i know i watched the film and if you would have got in on the conversation instead of dropping in on the end ,we were comparing the vampires of Hammer films and Christopher Lee was the one i said was the better and i continued by putting him on the same pedastal as Bela Lugosi .
@7 Haunted Days 👍👏
Used to watch these movies in the 70s when babysitting with my first girlfriend, great times.
Yeah me too!
Didn't it scare the shat out of you???
How? On the boob tube? When would it be shown? And what channel?
@@alexkx8599 In the '70s such films would often be shown on TV late at night, after the 11:00 news. Sometimes they would be shown on Saturday afternoons after the cartoons had ended. They would be shown on one of the three national channels - NBC, ABC, or CBS - though each channel had some local control over programming at certain hours, and I'm sure the evening and Saturday afternoon programming was decided by the local stations.
@@Socks-and-Dave I remember watching stuff in the late 1980's as a CHILD growing up! Lol. I don't remember what channel or channel's though. They were basic cable though. On Saturday afternoons. What were they trying to scar AND scare kids psychologically, lol. That's what they got for watching too much too long, lol, and unsupervised, lol.
Among all of the other great things, Hammer had the best sets and costumes.
Thank you for posting this. Helps with the Halloween spirit!
The sets were and are real, they were filmed in Highgate Cemetery.
The sets and costumes add so much to these movies. I love the ambience they provide, especially when you watch in the fall. they feel so authentic and us Americans are easily impressed by British accents. It makes it seem more high brow, in our minds we are basically watching Shakespeare; no difference.
@@barry5356 No, some of them are sets, not real places.
Much better than I thought it would be. An enjoyable watch the entire way through. Hammer did it again.
What was up with the bats? I didn't get that?
So much atmosphere! This is type of filming is my favorite, very different from the modern 4K I suppose … this captures “atmosphere” in way that the modern way never will.
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This film is really so freakin' well acted, produced and written...
The sets are sumptuous...!
***** THE MUSIC, THE SOUNDTRACK BY JAMES BERNARD IS ABSOLUTELY ENCHANTING AND ENTHRALLING...!!!!!!! *****
I am so glad that you enjoyed the film, Miss Pollard...!
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Universal & Hammer films production designers really knew how to set the mood.
Probably you see the exorcist 1973 great movie
Try see siccin 1 & 2 a Turkish horror well made very scary
It's film, it makes all the difference in my opinion. HD just doesn't seem to get it right.
This has class 😘😘
This was so much fun. Love these old Hammer films. They really did a good job in their signature style. Thanks.
The hammer films were the best
Always loved Hammer Films as a kid, and they’ve stood the test of time. Personal highlight a couple years ago was being able to stay a few nights at former Hammer HQ- now the Oakley Court Hotel. They still have posters of many of the movies filmed there in their hallways.
This movie was actually really good! For some reason I thought it would be hokey, but it's really interesting and well acted. It has all the same ingredients as other, worse vampire movies, but it's all played so well here. I didn't expect to be so thoroughly entertained the entire movie. And I got it for free on youtube, what a great time to be alive.
That's Hammer Horror for you. Such great atmosphere and visuals.
@@joelkurowski7129 I'm so glad I happened to read your comment, I had literally written the same thing you wrote , word for word , all I can say and think is just wow.
@@sitluxetluxfuit4481 haha great minds think alike.
@@joelkurowski7129 that what they say, I guess , good morning to you sir.
It is before Hammer went over the top in the late 60s and early 70s making soft porn and reversing genders.
I am so surprised that I have never seen this Hammer film before, I love there movies from this time period! I am so happy to discover this hidden gem! It really stand's the test of time! 👏👍
My favourite Hammer vampire movie after Dracula, stylish and Beautiful to look at with a gorgeous score. And the vampires are all so cultured!
Weak writing in this movie though! The plot could have been moved along with more suspense and thrill with richer dialogue giving these actors something plot worthy good to say. Otherwise, I agree the production quality is high, camera, editing, lighting.
@@MrDXRamirez well they remade it a decade later "Rocky Horror Picture Show"
@@STho205 A musical is a whole other genre.
@@MrDXRamirez true, but this was the movie they were mostly spoofing... Think about the "plot" and characters.
@@STho205 You know, I think you are right...I took too seriously, it went over my head.
This 1963 film is quite interesting and enjoyable. The reference to motorcars as a new mode of transportation indicates the setting as around 1920 but the style of gown worn by ladies indicates (i.e.: sleeves and length) influence from about 40 years prior. All violence is off camera, which is in keeping with the 60s style of censorship , which I wish we still had in 2024. This was worth watching.
Anyone mentioned the beautiful and sinister music from James Bernard? It is incredibly good!
You stay here locked in this, er, completely open car in the woods in the middle of nowhere, 'you'll be quite safe.'
The innkeeper's wife makes me think of Frau Blucher.
(cue screaming horses)
BLUCHER!!!!
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Can never go wrong with a Hammer Film !
Hammer of The Gods!🤣
Absolutely
Phillip Martell's music! 😀
I remember back in the 70,s when all horror movies were scary
i must say it certainly held my attention!
The film quality of this Hammer movie is so good and all the familiar Hammer horror touches are there. Hammer Productions gave wonderful entertainment in both Cinema and Television and of a style that was especially theirs. Thank you for posting.
Good sound, good color resolution. Worth your time if you like vintage horror!
Vintage Horror IS the Only horror I enjoy 🕶️
The best rubber bat scene I have ever watched.
" Stay in the car- you'll be quite safe"
HaHa- yeah just roll up the windows and lock the doors.
Right!!! What protection did that offer?
@@paulinorivera5738 he was being sarcastic! ;-)
@@QHarefield . No stuff, Sherlock! He was poking fun at the Husband and the ridiculous notion that she would be safe in an open top car.
@paulinorivera5738 Doh! I've done it again!! Unable to hear your tone of voice, I took the words literally. I obvs should've gone to bed earlier, yesterday.
Ah well ... Have a nice day. 😊
Extremely well made movie, beautiful score, acting etc - a classic, yet some have never heard of it.
Extremely?
There's just a wonderful abience of underlying suspense hinting at something sinister running through all Hammer films. The attention to detail and the subtle undertones make them a delight to watch.
It's September, Halloween Eve, so the Halloween vibes are kicking in. What better way to start the season than Hammer Horror movies!
Love this - and the music score is absolutely beautifully put together - far superior to the modern - particularly Netflix productions - diabolical music tones- whereas Hammer productions, worthy of an Oscar
Hammer horror films of the 1950s 1960s and early 1970s were the BEST.
Thank you thank you thank you wonderful movies wonderful memories keep them coming please 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
What an opening. Ropes one in right off the bat.
bats from Poundland .
PATRICIA MAMPEL: I SEE WHAT YOU DEED THEAH (IN MY BEST DRACULA VOICE)
No doubt! That was great. For a second I thought the scream had come from one of the mourners, then....
Very entertaining movie! I had never seen this one before. I love these old Hammer films.
Hammer Horrors were my first introduction to Vampires. I used to stay up late Saturday nights with my mother to watch them (this was before VCR's). A few years later, as I got a little older, I saw "Salem's Lot" on TV when it first aired. I have been a big fan of horror ever since.
Omgosh... these old movies used to bring the fear out of me when I was a little girl😂🫶🌈
Very good one. Interesting liaison between vampirism and black magic. Hammer never fails! Really enjoyed it, thank you so much for posting it
Fantastic picture quality..thanks for sharing this Hammer gem.
Grew up on Hammer horror films, they scared me to death, but I loved them.
Christopher Lee scared you, I know he scared the heck out of me.
Memories of watching late night TV in my youth in the 70s
Just love these hammer horror movie ,thank u , as a kid i stayed up late on a Saturday night to watch them 😊
The set for the vampires house is beautiful.
Christopher Lee, Bela Lugosi two of my favorites.May they rest in peace.❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊😊😊
The Moon lite night sky, the Gothic buildings ,the burial in the countryside graveyards with the old European music playing, The attractive long haired women in night attire flowing in the moonlit foggy night, only in a 🔨 🎥, that's what I grew up on, that's what I love ,that's what I'm talking about.
Thanks for the complement.
@@margaretharris4792 your welcome
Yes,: a wonderful; movie. Acts are really great, a attractive woman, great looking man.
Your comment should have MANY more Likes.
Yes, lovely moon lit night sky.
The opening staking/scream at 3:10 is the best part. He did the honorable thing to release her himself, rather than partake in a fake burial ceremony and let her endanger the public.
By far
The opening funeral is the best part.
no way - to roam as a vamp for eternity - what bliss lol
That is how you start a vampire movie!
Magnificent...!!! They do not make them like that anymore... But, then to all us "Dinasours" out there, this brings back sweet, mellow and tasteful recreation... Thank you....!!! Beautifully Done, indeed...!!!
Hey! Who are you calling a dinosaur?!
What a wonderful surprise! I've never seen this vampire movie before. I really enjoyed it.
New for me as well 🦇
Just because you posted a comment, I'm about to watch it again. 😀 I just watched it. It was good again. Nothing like a good vampire movie.
This movie is FANTASTIC. I am so glad I found this. Thank you.I watch aaaalot of movies.This is a great one.
Thank you for posting this great old and beautifully done (as they always were) Hammer film. 🌹🧛♀️🦇
Nicely directed by Don Sharp. Bernard's music sounds the same in all Hammer films he scored.
it doesn't matter the languages ,hammer movies are always great!! greetings from Argentina
Used to love these Hammer movies back in the day.
I love how the entire party stops after the fellow has been subdued!! Cool
Great Hammer film! Thanks for uploading this video for us!
One of the better vampire film climaxes, rather the usual crucifix or wooden stake cliches.
The Hammer films were top class.
A good clear print, appreciate that!
According to Sarah Miles' memoirs, Barry Warren (who plays vampire son, Carl Ravna), underwent a sex change operation and lived for five years as Claire Warren before her death in 1994. This is a very entertaining movie.
His death
His death
If Christopher Lee would have been in this movie,it would have been even better.
Wonderfull! Super film, loved watching it, the HD quality is superb! Thank you so much 💜
...well I wasn't expecting it to end like that but I really enjoyed the film!
Yes, a rather abrupt ending.
I saw this movie but I haven't got it as I can't play anything is my brother Alexander gave me his big television but it hasn't got a DVD player to watch my movie DVDS as this movie is called Kiss Of The Vampire as I am dedicating this movie to my old school friends who are both sisters as I hope to see them both again very soon to Chris and Hester from Billyxxxxx 🔑🏠
Hammer horror movies were so incredible to me as a youth .
I've just watched this film 5 times in the last couple weeks. The Shout Factory Blu-Ray has 2 different ratio aspects (1:85 and 1:65), plus, the bizarre 1966 TV version "Kiss Of Evil" where almost every reference to vsmpires was surgically removed from the film, with an entirely extraneous NEW sub-plot added. And all 3 versions have their own separate audio commentary tracks!
The disc has only ONE real defect (as do ALL Shout Factory Blu-Rays)... if you hit "stop", it INSTANTLY goes back to the beginnng, before the menu, so you can't take long breaks in the middle without using the chapter breaks to find where you left off. (The company needs to be INUNDATED with complaints from buyers about this... as does Universal and Disney. To date, they're the only 3 outfits I've seen this "disc authoring" problem on.)
Excellent to see these classics again, at 56 yrs old - I love watching these films. So much better than this modern rubbish ! Subscribed ....
One of my favorite movies. Thanks for posting.
I love the old Hammer horror films!
AMAZING CLARITY !! Thanks
I first saw this movie when I was six years old. It scared the piss out of me.
Oh geez these are the best ..we used to watch Hammer horror on Saturday afternoons
Interesting movie, strange ending... Still worth watching.
This aired on " Svenghoolie " last week . I find that he shows quite a few that can easily be found on UA-cam . Must have a very small acquisitions budget .
What a privilege. I was able to give the 4000th thumbs up.
My dad was a gravedigger
Cool!
Will always watch Hammer horror films. Thank you.
Another great James Bernard score.
A great Hammer Vampire movie, well done.
I love Brian Oulton. I first saw him in the Steptoe and Son episode the Piano. A great character actor whose name may not be well known but he was in many British tv and film productions.
Typical Hammer movie: lush vivid color, superb cinema photography, intense and incomparable music of James Bernard that heightens tension, superb attention to detail, and above all, true to life story based on the factual rather than the implausible old wives tales. For a period of time people pretty much stopped believing in such things vampires and ghouls that suck your life essence out, but then they started to believe again. After all, who doesn’t believe in them today? We only have to turn on the nightly news to see them in all their hideous and loathsome glory as they run amok dismantling and toppling and destroying all that they do not hold dear.
The "lush vivid color" is because they used 72mm film (the HD of its day) instead of the much cheaper 35mm film Hollywood typically used. Of course you need such lush vivid color to do a proper Vampire movie. Today's vampires only need nightly news visual quality to see all you need of their hideous and loathsome dull glory.
You could not be more precise, thank you for the truth.
You forgot hot chicks.
You mean like intolerance , treachery and racism ?
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I certainly did, Ollie. Talk about dumb! But that’s because the only chick I’ve spent any time with in the past twenty years has been a cold-hearted gal from the frigid side of the street who refuses to get down to any hanky-panic with me. Not that I let that stop me. I just take her out of the freezer long enough for a quick thaw and when I’m done I put her back. Sometimes I have to shift her over to make room for the veggies and the Eskimo Pies.
The guy in the opening sequence said Domino a lot; musta been hungry.
Love the old Hammer House of Horror movies 👏
Superb film, fresh feeling and well cast, enjoyable story and satisfying conclusion. There's something wonderfully British about it too.
Wow🤗 you were able to aquire an "Hammer" film. Thank you💗lovin it💯
A Hammer film.
Love Hammer films. Thank you.
You'll be quite safe he says not knowing for sure. I would never let my wife sat alone in the countryside especially one I didn't know well. Comically British attitude u know..