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Cult Clip: Dracula AD 1972

King of our newly-created Mod Horror genre, Dracula AD 1972 was Hammer's attempt at getting hip with the kids, introducing rock music and resurrecting Dracula (played by Christopher Lee) in a swinging London setting, using his assistant to recruit disciples around the Kings Road coffee bars.

It's not a horror classic, but it's great viewing. Check out the trailer below...