El retorno del hombre lobo

1981
13
1h 32min

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Paul Naschy in El retorno del hombre lobo (1981)

Horror

Una bruja malvada resucita a la infame Elizabeth Bathory, ejecutada hace varios cientos de años por asesinar a una joven y bañarse en su sangre.Una bruja malvada resucita a la infame Elizabeth Bathory, ejecutada hace varios cientos de años por asesinar a una joven y bañarse en su sangre.Una bruja malvada resucita a la infame Elizabeth Bathory, ejecutada hace varios cientos de años por asesinar a una joven y bañarse en su sangre.

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5,8/10

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Premios
- 2 premios y 1 nominación en total

Curiosidades
The music playing during the opening and end titles is taken from Stelvio Cipriani's soundtrack for Tentáculos (1977).

Pifias
When vampire Erika is seducing Waldemar, the mirror above them is supposed to show no reflection. When he lifts his arms, they are not reflected at all, but the same arms. The mirror is a projection of the same scene taken without Erika in the shot.

Citas
Mircaya: You should watch Erika, Waldemar. Her spirit is false. She's totally evil.
Waldemar Daninsky: I know she's perverse...but she has such beauty!

Conexiones
Featured in Nightmares in Red, White and Blue: The Evolution of the American Horror Film (2009)

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5/10

a good vampires vs. warewolves movie

I liked this movie, although I enjoy most of Paul Nashys movies anyway I found this one special. I starts at the beginning when Countess Bathory and Nashy who is accused as a warewolf are being executed only to be brought back to life 400 years later. I liked the switch with the vampire going after the warewolf and each being enemies instead of alies with eachother. I could do without the terrible love scenes of Nashy and his lady who falls in love with him only to be bitten by the vampire and bitten by Nashy. It's worth a look, but it's not a classic.