a tedious, repetitive film to endure (with a particularly gnarly, disturbing, unpleasant scene involving a cat falling victim to a vampiress—the limp, lifeless cat being the real deal, only sedated), ...

Soon retiring the increasingly cosy familiarity of Hammer’s period-set Dracula series, the two Count Yorga films restored the ferocity of the 1958 original, when Christopher Lee’s lofty aristocratic ...

In this contemporary version of the Dracula myth, a sophisticated and clever vampire establishes a coven in Los Angeles and terrorizes the local teenagers. Memorable, distinctive, it’s the best ...

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There are no showtimes for The Return of Count Yorga. You can stream it or buy it on digital platforms below. By the early seventies, the vampire genre was in dire need of some new blood. Hammer ...

Robert Quarry, 83, a prolific actor best known for his horror-movie roles as Count Yorga and the Deathmaster, died Feb. 20 at the Motion Picture & Television Fund Hospital in Woodland Hills, a ...