
Blood of Dracula's Castle (1969) on Netflix
Glen Cannon inherits Falconroc Castle and brings his fiancée Liz Arden to live there. Count Charles Townsend and his wife, vampires who have rented it for over sixty years, refuse to move.
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Plot summary
A photographer, Glen Cannon, learns that his uncle Thomas has left him Falconroc Castle in Arizona, and he drives out with his fiancée, the model Liz Arden, meaning to settle there. They find Count Charles Townsend and his wife already installed; the Count explains that he took over the lease when his father died, and the pair, refined and well dressed, have been in the house for more than sixty years. When the Count asks whether Glen would sell, Glen declines, since Liz is looking forward to living in the castle. The Townsends are vampires with no wish to move: their butler George, saved from hanging after a conviction for ritual sacrifice to Luna, keeps young women chained in the cellar and draws their blood, and the strongman Mango catches them.
Cast
Alexander D'Arcyas Count Charles Townsend (Dracula)
Paula Raymondas Countess Townsend
John Carradineas George
Robert Dixas Johnny
Jennifer Bishopas Liz Arden
- Gene Otis Shaneas Glen Cannon
Vicki Volanteas Ann
Ray Youngas Mango
John 'Bud' Cardosas Prison Guard
- Ken Osborneas Telegram Delivery Man
Ewing Miles Brownas Man (uncredited)
Bouvieras Prisoner Girl Number 4 (uncredited)
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Blood of Dracula's Castle (1969)
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- Jayne Mansfield was originally set to star in Blood of Dracula's Castle as Countess Townsend, but she died in a car accident before shooting began.
- Although the film is set in Arizona, it was actually shot at Shea's Castle near Lancaster, California, with other portions filmed in the Coachella Valley.




















