THE CURSE OF DRACULA | Love Horror film reviews and news

DANSE MACABRE is pleased to announce the UK and Irish release of award winning horror THE CURSE OF DRACULA which will be available on DVD and VOD from February 22nd 2021. In THE CURSE OF DRACULA two small-time crooks scam tourists by organising a guided tour of a creepy manor house rumored to be haunted by the cousin of Count Dracula. Their first group consist of a Swedish Satanist, French goths and a Russian porn director. But the tour descends into bloody chaos when they are confronted by a mysterious phantom wielding a circular saw. Directed by Tomaz Gorkic (Killbillies) and starring Niklas Kvarforth (lead singer of Swedish black metal band The Shining) THE CURSE OF DRACULA received its world premiere at Sitges Film Festival in Spain and won Best Feature at Dracula Film Festival in Romania. THE CURSE OF DRACULA is part of a new wave of genre films from Former Yugoslavia which includes Mladen Dordevic's Life and Death of a Porno Gang, Milan Todorovic's Zone of The Dead and Killer Mermaids, Srdjan Spasojevic's A Serbian Film, Filip Kovacevic's Incarnation, Lazar Bodrova's A.I Rising and Dejan Zecevic's The Rift. The regions love of all things genre is annualy celebrated at The Grossmann Fantastic Film and Wine Festival in Slovenia, which has established itself as a unique event on the worldwide festival circuit. THE CURSE OF DRACULA will be available to buy on DVD from Asda, HMV, Amazon, Zatu, and to stream and download from Sky Store, Prime and I-Tunes. THE CURSE OF DRACULA - Trailer from Jinga Films on Vimeo.

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