Vámpírok bálja

  • Egyesült Államok The Fearless Vampire Killers (több)
Vígjáték / Horror
Egyesült Államok / Egyesült Királyság, 1967, 108 perc (Alternatív 93 perc)

Tartalmak(1)

Kosztümös horrorparódia a vámpírok birodalmában csetlő-botló vámpírölő professzor és segédje, Alfred humorosan hátborzongató kalandjairól, akik ebben az ésszerűségen túli világban is köznapi életük pragmatizmusa szerint cselekszenek, ahogy a vámpírok is – igaz, felnagyított – emberi tulajdonságokat mutatnak. (Örökmozgó)

Recenziók (2)

gudaulin 

az összes felhasználói recenzió

angol Dance of the Vampires is considered an acclaimed film classic, but I must admit that when I saw it, I was quite disappointed. The individual ingredients are interesting and one could write at length about the beautiful scenery, all the horror clichés and elements that Polanski incorporated and parodied in the film, but as a whole, it doesn't work for me. I will even confess with a grin that Soukup's Wedding of the Vampires, while obviously lower in terms of filmmaking quality, was more entertaining for me. Polanski is indeed an above-average director, but a below-average actor, but I don't know if this is the reason why I have this distance from Dance of the Vampires. Overall impression: 50% considering the director's reputation. ()

NinadeL 

az összes felhasználói recenzió

angol There's no dumber vampire movie out there than this. Even the Tate-Polanski phenomenon does not change that. That’s saying something, given that I was able to enjoy some of the Hammer stuff. It's bad enough that 30 years later Polanski himself returned to the theme and in 1997 the Austrian musical "Dance of the Vampires" was born. In its original staging it was performed for three years at the Raimundtheater in Vienna. Today it is a modern classic. ()