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* [[Values Dissonance]] - Many of the comments regarding the two [[Camp Gay]] characters in the beginning are definitely a product of the 70's. The fact that the cops dismiss their deaths because they are gay is downright offensive to modern viewers.
* [[Values Dissonance]] - Many of the comments regarding the two [[Camp Gay]] characters in the beginning are definitely a product of the 70's. The fact that the cops dismiss their deaths because they are gay is downright offensive to modern viewers.


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  • Awesome Music: This movie had a pretty damn funky soundtrack that mixed creepy horror motifs with R&B and funk.
  • Complete Monster: Dracula is particularly nasty and vicious here. The name "Blacula" was even given by Dracula himself as a racist joke!
  • Older Than They Think: Kids these days are more likely to be familiar with the Blacula-inspired character in The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy than with this movie.
  • Values Dissonance - Many of the comments regarding the two Camp Gay characters in the beginning are definitely a product of the 70's. The fact that the cops dismiss their deaths because they are gay is downright offensive to modern viewers.

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