Reviews — Count Dracula's Great Love
Audience write-ups from TMDB
Latour
It’s a Transylvanian setting in the 1970s, steeped in Euro Gothic style. Despite the awkwardness of the dubbed audio, four women appear somewhat silly in their obviously mass-produced but visually appealing period costumes. The castle's isolated ambiance is quite effective; it feels like a comfortable Gothic retreat complete with amenities such as a library and even a swimming pool. All that was missing were garlic a…
Wuchak
The story unfolds in the Tihuța Pass within the Carpathian Mountains, close to Transylvania, where a stagecoach carrying five people—one man and four women—experiences mechanical failure. With no other options, they must find shelter at a nearby sanatorium. Doctor Marlowe (Paul Naschy) greets them, but could he possibly be… “Count Dracula’s Great Love” (1973), also known as “Cemetery Girls,” functions as a Spanish…

