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The Castle of the Living Dead

The Castle of the Living Dead

Il castello dei morti vivi

How much shock can the human brain endure before it cracks?

6.1 (37)1964-08-051h 30m
Horror

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Count Drago invites over entertainers to his castle, but what the people don't know is that Drago mummifies animals and humans!

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Francinor, Serena

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Aldo Tonti

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CinemaSerf

CinemaSerf

December 2, 2024

6/10

At first sight, this looks remarkably humdrum, but it's a bit better than that. Christopher Lee's outwardly benign "Count Drago" invites a travelling troupe of performers to stay and perform at his castle. Before long, things start going drastically wrong for them. All humankind is reflected in this film - we have a witch, a dwarf, a deaf mute and lots of creatures that look like the product of the taxidermist's art - but are they really? It's eerily told, very much in the Hammer mould, this sto…

Wuchak

Wuchak

April 23, 2025

7/10

**_Beware if a creepy man says, “Stay with Daddy forever”_** In areas north of Rome, 1815, a traveling troupe is offered a lucrative gig at the colossal castle of the strange Count Drago (Christopher Lee). Horror ensues. An Italian/French production, “The Castle of the Living Dead” (1964) is similar to Roger Corman’s Poe-inspired flicks, such as “The Terror” from the previous year and the contemporaneous “The Tomb of Ligeia,” not to mention Lee’s work with Hammer. Although unfortunately sh…