Christopher Lee I am sorry they killed Dracula with a bush. Peter Chushing Whyyyy?
Elvira keep making those casaroles hunny.

I'm 36 minutes in and not even Elvira's cans can hold me here any longer.

The versions I've seen have opening credits of various parts of London with Dracula's silhouette. Each time the shot changes, the silhouette is a little larger.They could have had some fun with the idea of a vampire as the head of a major corporation, but came up with this instead.A weak ending to the series, but Elvira helps. (Anyone notice that her curlers were actually cans?)

Usually said to be the worst of the Hammer/Christopher Lee Dracula films; this title actually gives Dracula something to do other than hide out in crypts and pounce upon some vixens throat. The script could have been taken from an episode of The Avengers as Dracula is a supervillian bent on destroying the world. Originally titled Dracula is dead...But alive...and well...and living in London It was meant to be a direct sequel to the Dracula AD 1972 but neither Cushing or Lee was happy with the script, but required--by contract--to be in the film, According to Joanna Lumley(Absolutely Fabulous), who here replaced Stephanie Beacham as Jessica Van Helsing: Lee carried around a copy of the Stoker's novel in hopes of adding some lines that at least would appear true to the character,One of the funny goofs is the issue of silver...although the Vampire is said to have a problem with silver Lee's ring is obviously silver.

Vamp Elvira turns a low budgeted horror film into a hysterically good time.