Dracula's Daughter: Difference between revisions

At the same time, Countess Marya Zalenska, the title character, steals Count Dracula's body and burns it on a funeral pyre, hoping that she'll be set free from his vampiric influences and could begin a life as a normal woman. After this fails, she turns her attention to Dr. Garth, hoping that psychology is the way, despite the warnings of her servant Sandor.

 

 

Was followed by ''[[Son of Dracula]]'' in 1943.

* [[Hard Work Montage]]: Shown when the police begin searching for the Countess

* [[Have a Gay Old Time]]: When the Head of Scotland Yard tells his man-servant that he is going hunting "vampires," the latter replies: "But I always understood you went after [[The Vamp|them]] with chequebooks, sir."

* [[Honor Before Reason]]: <s>Van</s> Von Helsing insists telling the truth about Dracula's death, even risking being sentenced to execution or an [[Bedlam House|asylum]].

* [[Inadvertent Entrance Cue]]: When Dr. Jeffrey Garth asks the question, "What could have made those two small puncture marks over the jugular vein?", a maid announces: "Countess Zalenska!"

* [[Impersonating an Officer]]: Dr. Garth poses as a Scotland Yard operative at one point.

[[Category:Films of the 1930s]]

[[Category:Universal Horror]]

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