Director: Roman Polanski
Writers: Gérard Brach (story) & Roman Polanski (story)
Country: USA | UK
Language: English
Year: 1967
Runtime: 108 min
Genre: Comedy | Horror

Cast: Jack MacGowran (Professor Abronsius), Roman Polanski (Alfred, Abronsius' Assistant), Alfie Bass (Shagal, the Inn-Keeper), Jessie Robins (Rebecca Shagal), Sharon Tate (Sarah Shagal), Ferdy Mayne (Count von Krolock), Iain Quarrier (Herbert von Krolock), Terry Downes (Koukol, the Servant), Fiona Lewis (Magda, the Maid), Ronald Lacey (Village Idiot)

SYNOPSIS
This Fang-tastic comedy-horror drama abont a couple of people who go hunting for a castle full of batty vampire.   Polanski's intent was to make a spooky, funny, fairy tale and he fully succeeded.   Visually the film is beautiful and magical, full of moon-lit, snow-covered landscapes and spooky sets.   The production values are first-rate.   The music score by Chrisopher Komeda may be the best ever composed for a horror film.   The score is spooky, haunting and tender by turns, full of wailing voices, it sets the mood for the film wonderfully.   The highlight of the film is the ballroom sequence, in which the ghoulish vampires rise from their graves to dance a graceful minuet.   This scene is stunning.  


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