A group of soldiers excavate a crypt, one of The Soldiers pulls the lid off a sarcophagus, unveiling a cloth covered figure with a stake through its heart, he removes it, and all hell breaks loose.
It's a horror flick from the 70's with a story about vampire dogs, a horrendous script and presumably a budget that would barely have funded the purchase of a second hand Datsun, but it is a bit of fun.
Nobody will convince me that this movie is anything other than shocking, too many of the elements are excruciating, including the wooden (stake) acting, the horrendous script and somewhat cute dog, but I wasn't bored, I wasn't distracted, and I didn't flick through it, it held my attention.
I didn't dislike some of the visuals, and some of the special effects aren't totally without merit.
What do you expect from a film called Zoltan, Hound of Dracula, you know full well what you're going to get.
4/10.
It's a horror flick from the 70's with a story about vampire dogs, a horrendous script and presumably a budget that would barely have funded the purchase of a second hand Datsun, but it is a bit of fun.
Nobody will convince me that this movie is anything other than shocking, too many of the elements are excruciating, including the wooden (stake) acting, the horrendous script and somewhat cute dog, but I wasn't bored, I wasn't distracted, and I didn't flick through it, it held my attention.
I didn't dislike some of the visuals, and some of the special effects aren't totally without merit.
What do you expect from a film called Zoltan, Hound of Dracula, you know full well what you're going to get.
4/10.