The Vampire of the Opera is a 1964 Italian horror film. A dance company rents a theater in spite of the warnings of the long-time caretaker. The scantily clad dancers frolic and laugh and scream. The choreography and music are interesting. It's not the usual interpretation of the vampire myth.
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Was it any good? Worth watch?
ReplyDeleteWith "ifs", yes it was. I am particularly fond of vampire movies, and I enjoy seeing ones like this one where they take a bit of a different approach.
Delete...should I wear my garlic?
ReplyDeleteYes!
DeleteA comedy?
ReplyDeleteNo, not at all. More a period piece. '60s Italian horror is its own thing.
DeleteI love this film. I am a huge horror movie watcher old and new.
ReplyDeleteAren't they fun?!
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ReplyDeleteI wish I had time to watch this, but it's obvious that's not going to happen until I get my computer running again.
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DeleteThe plot sounds a bit different for the normal horror movies 😉. Take care! Hugs, Jo x
ReplyDeleteIt's fun to see what they do with vampires. There are a lot of approaches.
DeleteThis looks really camp!
ReplyDeletefrolicking dancers ;)
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