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Showing posts with label vampires. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vampires. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 19, 2010

Martino Brighetti - Dracula Cha-Cha

from the 1959 film "Tempi duri per i vampiri" or "Uncle was a Vampire" starring Christopher Lee.



Watch it here...

Saturday, March 06, 2010

Vampire Theme Song

Ivan Hoe, Ivan Hoe ...


embedding disabled so click on picture or here

Tuesday, June 16, 2009

I Dig You Baby


Why wait until Halloween for dorky Mummy, Frankenstein, and vampire music when it's available now at Bongos/Flutes/Guitars right now? But for my money, I prefer the Bingo cha cha, the take off on Les Baxter's Quiet Village, and the beatnik parody....they could even make a reading of the Beverly Hills telephone directory entertaining....and in fact that's the name of one of the songs.

Saturday, January 12, 2008

Vampira R.I.P. (1921-2008)


The first Vampira, the one and only Vampira, the great Maila Nurmi-Vampira has just died on the 10th of January 2008, aged 86.
R.I.P. dear goddess.

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Vampiras Attic
Vampira on YouTube

#UPDATE: read an interesting tribute at arglebargle!
Thanks Pierre
for correction, one thing is sure: i am cursed now!

Friday, February 09, 2007

Ingrid Pitt






From stainlesssteeldroppings.com:

"Pitt’s exotic looks and eastern European accent brought her to the attention of Hammer Films executives and they cast her in the role of Mircalla in Vampire Lovers, the film loosely based on J. Sheridan le Fanu’s classic short story Carmilla.

Vampire Lovers also starred Peter Cushing and it established Ingrid Pitt as a bona fide horror queen. Hammer films was going through a period in which they were introducing more flesh and blood into the horror genre so there is a bit of inexplicable (silly) nudity in the film. While somewhat convoluted at times the film maintains a nice creepy atmosphere throughout. Both Pitt and Cushing are fantastic and the film was a box office success but it pales in comparison to what it could have been had they followed the story more faithfully."

More here...