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Last Film You Watched

The Satanic Rites of Dracula (1973)
The final one with Christopher Lee. Felt more like a Bond film than a Dracula film at times, but I absolutely loved it. The directing was better here than in the previous one, I liked the pace of the film and they got rid of the horrible music from the previous one as well. Peter Cushing is the standout here, as always. He's just so good as Van Helsing. 8/10
 

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The Legend of the 7 Golden Vampires (1974)

Sadly, the final movie in the Hammer Dracula franchise. After a... not good opening scene, I very much expected this to be a tough movie to sit through. How wrong was I. After the opening credits it turned into Hammer's own Army of Darkness and it's just pure awesomeness. What an absolute blast of a movie. I genuinely loved every second, even though the fella who played the European Dracula looked like Christopher Lee ordered from Wish. That make up was just terrible lol

Peter Cushing is already one of my favorite actors, and he just confirmed why here. He elevates any movie he's in. I also really enjoyed the fight scenes here as well. Comfortably the best fights in the franchise. Same goes for the special effects. Really well done for a Hammer film. This movie really has it all. Dracula, kung fu vampires, zombies, beautiful asian women. Perfect entertainment. 8/10
 
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I didn’t read any reviews of this before I watched it and I’m glad I didn’t, as it has mixed reviews and I really enjoyed it.

A military lawyer, is tasked with investigating why a US Air Force paramedic, didn’t receive a posthumous Medal of Honour in Vietnam, many years after his death and the end of the war.

Based on a true story, with an incredible cast. It’s really well put together and incredibly moving in parts.

A proper film.

Netflix.
 

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