#Jesse Franco

[livefromcastledracula]

For your consideration: Christopher Lee is one of my favorite Dracula performances of all time; he has the Count's commanding arrogance and predatory disdain honed to a razor's edge. But as much as I love the Hammer films, particularly Horror of Dracula, his best performance as the Count comes in the lesser-known but more faithful Spanish production "Count Dracula" or "El Conde Dracula". It isn't 100% faithful and ends up cutting some budgetary corners toward the end, but tell me you don't love Lee getting to finally, FINALLY sink his fangs into Stoker's dialogue portraying a novel-canon Drac.

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La comtesse perverse (Jesús Franco, 1974)

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Faceless (1988)

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Rosalba Neri in 99 Women (1969)

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Now You See Me fans how we feeling

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Doriana Grey (1976)

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Diana Lorys in Les cauchemars naissent la nuit (1970)

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Soledad Miranda, Eugenie De Sade, Jess Franco, 1973

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"Je brûle de partout" (1978), by Jess Franco

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The Hot Nights of Linda (Franco, 1975)

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La comtesse perverse (Jesús Franco, 1974)

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Faceless (1988)

[aloneandforsakenbyfateandbyman]

Marquis de Sade's Justine (1969)    

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Lina Romay - Jess Franco @femaleziegfeld

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Doriana Grey (1976)