Universal's DRACULA'S DAUGHTER is the 1936 follow-up to 1931's DRACULA and sometimes flies like an invisible bat under the radar. It seems to have become most notable over the years for its suggestive scene of lesbianism between Gloria Holden (Countess Marya Zaleska) and Nan Grey (Lili). Besides all that hullabaloo, it's an atmospheric and sometimes creepy movie with gothic overtones. Actor Irving Pichel as Sandor, Zaleska's servant, delivers a fine performance. Edward Van Sloan returns as Dr. Van Helsing and is just as archaic and stilted as in the original!
The article below is a promo puff piece from Universal's in-house magazine, UNIVERSAL WEEKLY (March 21, 1936).
| Original One Sheet Movie Poster. |
| British "Quad" Poster. |