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* KillItWithWater: [[spoiler: How Dracula is defeated, by being knocked into a the frozen moats and the protagonists shooting at the ice to make him fall into the water. Due to the classical undead weakness of being immersed in running water.]]
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* SuperDrowningSkills: [[spoiler: How Dracula is defeated, by being knocked into a frozen pond and the protagonists shooting at the ice so he falls into the water.]]
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->''There'll be no morning for us.''
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->''"There'll be no morning for us."''
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* StockFootage: The climax from ''Film/HorrorOfDracula'' (with Van Helsing forcing Dracula into the sunlight, where he withers away to ashes) is shown as a prologue narrated by Father Shandor.
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* StockFootage: The climax from ''Film/HorrorOfDracula'' (with Van Helsing forcing Dracula into the sunlight, where he withers away to ashes) is shown as a prologue [[PreviouslyOn prologue]] narrated by Father Shandor.
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* RedEyesTakeWarning: Once again Dracula's eyes turns bloody red everytime he shows emotion.
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The film takes place ten years after the end of ''Horror''. Even though Dracula has been destroyed, the land is still in fear of his presence, especially since his castle continues to loom on the horizon. Meanwhile, four English tourists -- Charles Kent (Francis Matthews), his wife Diana (Suzan Farmer), his brother Alan (Charles Tingwell), and Alan's wife Helen (Barbara Shelley) -- are navigating the country. Despite being warned by local priest Father Shandor (Andrew Keir) to steer clear of the castle, the Kents naturally don't listen and end up near the castle after their frightened coach driver abandons them.
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The film takes place ten years after the end of ''Horror''. Even though Dracula has been destroyed, the land is still in fear of his presence, especially since his castle continues to loom on the horizon. Meanwhile, four English tourists -- Charles Kent (Francis Matthews), his wife Diana (Suzan Farmer), his brother Alan (Charles Tingwell), and Alan's wife Helen (Barbara Shelley) -- are navigating the country. Despite being warned by local priest Father Shandor (Andrew Keir) to steer clear of the castle, the Kents naturally don't listen and end wind up stranded near the castle after their frightened fearful coach driver abandons them.
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The film takes place ten years after the end of ''Horror''. Even though Dracula has been destroyed, the land is still in fear of his presence, especially since his castle continues to loom on the horizon. Meanwhile, four English tourists -- Charles Kent (Francis Matthews), his wife Diana (Suzan Farmer), his brother Alan (Charles Tingwell), and Alan's wife Helen (Barbara Shelley) -- are navigating the country. Despite being warned by local priest Father Shandor (Andrew Keir) to steer clear of the castle, the Kents naturally don't listen and wind up near the castle after their coach driver abandons them.
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The film takes place ten years after the end of ''Horror''. Even though Dracula has been destroyed, the land is still in fear of his presence, especially since his castle continues to loom on the horizon. Meanwhile, four English tourists -- Charles Kent (Francis Matthews), his wife Diana (Suzan Farmer), his brother Alan (Charles Tingwell), and Alan's wife Helen (Barbara Shelley) -- are navigating the country. Despite being warned by local priest Father Shandor (Andrew Keir) to steer clear of the castle, the Kents naturally don't listen and wind end up near the castle after their frightened coach driver abandons them.
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The film takes place ten years after the end of ''Horror''. Even though Dracula has been destroyed, the land is still in fear of his presence, especially since his castle continues to loom on the horizon. Meanwhile, four English tourists -- Charles Kent (Francis Matthews), his wife Diana (Suzan Farmer), his brother Alan (Charles Tingwell), and Alan's wife Helen (Barbara Shelley) -- are navigating the country. Despite being warned by local priest Father Shandor (Andrew Keir) to steer clear of the castle, the Kents naturally don't listen and wind up near the castle after their driver abandons them.
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The film takes place ten years after the end of ''Horror''. Even though Dracula has been destroyed, the land is still in fear of his presence, especially since his castle continues to loom on the horizon. Meanwhile, four English tourists -- Charles Kent (Francis Matthews), his wife Diana (Suzan Farmer), his brother Alan (Charles Tingwell), and Alan's wife Helen (Barbara Shelley) -- are navigating the country. Despite being warned by local priest Father Shandor (Andrew Keir) to steer clear of the castle, the Kents naturally don't listen and wind up near the castle after their coach driver abandons them.
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''Dracula: Prince of Darkness'' is a 1966 Film/HammerHorror film directed by Terence Fisher. The second entry to star Creator/ChristopherLee as the eponymous vampire, it serves as a more-or-less direct sequel to ''Film/HorrorOfDracula'', totally ignoring the events of the previous ''Film/TheBridesOfDracula''.
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''Dracula: Prince of Darkness'' is a 1966 Film/HammerHorror film directed by Terence Fisher. The second entry to star Creator/ChristopherLee as the eponymous vampire, it serves as a more-or-less direct sequel to ''Film/HorrorOfDracula'', totally entirely ignoring the events of the previous ''Film/TheBridesOfDracula''.
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* BookCasePassage: Dracula's coffin is in a room at the bottom of a corridor hidden by a tapestry.
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* BookCasePassage: Dracula's coffin is in a room at the bottom end of a corridor hidden by a tapestry.
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''Dracula: Prince of Darkness'' is a 1966 Film/HammerHorror film. The second entry to star Creator/ChristopherLee as the eponymous vampire, it acts as a more-or-less direct sequel to ''Film/HorrorOfDracula'', ignoring the events of the previous ''Film/TheBridesOfDracula''.
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''Dracula: Prince of Darkness'' is a 1966 Film/HammerHorror film. film directed by Terence Fisher. The second entry to star Creator/ChristopherLee as the eponymous vampire, it acts serves as a more-or-less direct sequel to ''Film/HorrorOfDracula'', totally ignoring the events of the previous ''Film/TheBridesOfDracula''.
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At the castle, the group is met by a caretaker named Klove (Philip Latham) who takes them in for the night, explaining that his late master had stipulated that the castle should always be ready to receive visitors. During the night, however, Alan is killed by Klove while investigating a noise. Klove then trusses up his body, hangs it over Dracula's crypt, and slits the throat so the blood drips onto the Count's ashes. Dracula revives and proceeds to resume his reign of terror, first by turning Helen into a vampire then going after Diana. It soon falls on Charles and Father Shandor to stop him.
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At the castle, the group is met by a caretaker named Klove (Philip Latham) who takes them in for the night, explaining that his late master had stipulated that the castle should always be ready prepared to receive visitors. During the night, however, Alan is killed by Klove while investigating a noise. Klove then trusses up his body, hangs it over Dracula's crypt, and slits the throat so the blood drips onto the Count's ashes. Dracula revives and proceeds to resume his reign of terror, first by turning Helen into a vampire then going after Diana. It soon falls on Charles and Father Shandor to stop him.
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* NotHerself: Diana instantly know something wrong with Helen when she act oddly calm and avoids her questions on where Alan and Charles are before flashing her fangs (Though her being in a skimpy nightgown was likewise an obvious clue considering how conservative Helen dressed).
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* NotHerself: Diana instantly know something knows something's wrong with Helen when she act acts oddly calm and avoids her Diana's questions on where Alan and Charles are before flashing her fangs (Though (though her being in a skimpy nightgown was likewise an obvious clue clue, considering how conservative conservatively Helen dressed).
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* ContrastingSequelMainCharacter: Father Shandor to Dr. Van Helsing in the previous films. Where Van Helsing was a cultured scientist, Shandor is a monk with an earthy streak. Van Helsing respects the peasants' traditional beliefs, while Shandor dismisses them as superstition. Van Helsing grapples with Dracula and forces him into the sun while Shandor sends him into the water by shooting the ice.
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* ContrastingSequelMainCharacter: Father Shandor to Dr. Van Helsing in the previous films. Where Van Helsing was a cultured scientist, Shandor is a monk with an earthy streak. Van Helsing respects the peasants' traditional beliefs, while Shandor dismisses them as superstition. And Van Helsing grapples with Dracula and forces him into the sun while Shandor sends him into the water by shooting the ice.
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* WhyDontYouJustShootHim: Diana invokes this and Shandor notes it would be useless against Dracula. Shooting the ice on the other hand...
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* WhyDontYouJustShootHim: Diana invokes this and Shandor notes it would be useless against Dracula. Shooting the ice beneath him, on the other hand...hand...
