Category: Horror
All Genres: Horror
Release Year: 1973
Country: USA
Runtime: 96
Rating: 5.4 (0)
Languages: English
Director: Bob Kelljan
Sound: Mono
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Writing by: Maurice Jules - writer
Raymond Koenig - writer
Joan Torres - writer

Produced by: Joseph T. Naar - producer

Cast: William Marshall - Mamuwalde / Blacula
Don Mitchell - Justin
Pam Grier - Lisa
Michael Conrad - Sheriff Dunlop
Richard Lawson - Willis
Lynne Moody - Denny
Janee Michelle - Gloria
Barbara Rhoades - Elaine
Bernie Hamilton - Ragman
Arnold Williams - Louis
Van Kirksey - Prof. Walston

Music: Bill Marx
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Plot Outline: The vampire Mamuwalde (Blacula) is stirred by African voodoo, and is forced to kill again.
Plot: After a dying Voodoo queen chooses an adopted apprentice as her successor, her true heir is outraged. Seeking revenge, he buys the bones of Blacula the vampire off of a dealer, and uses voodoo to bring the vampire back to do his bidding. In turn, Blacula turns him into a vampire and makes him his slave. Meanwhile, a police officer with a large collection of African antiques and an interest in the occult investigates the murders caused by Blacula and his vampire horde.

Crazy Credits: We know about 1 Crazy Credits. One of them reads:
Production Naturalist: Ruth Kaufman Production Foot Doctors: Ed Wolf, Charles Kaufman Tarantulas Foot Doctor: Susan Kaufman

Goofs: We know about 1 goofs. Here comes one of them:
Continuity: Blacula tells Willis after he becomes a vampire that his reflection cannot be seen. However, Blaculas reflection is seen when he leaves Justins party, when he passes a glass display case, and again when he is walking down the street by store windows.

Trivia: There are 4 entries in the trivia list - like these:

• Revys guns are modified Beretta Model 92Fs, nicknamed “Cutlass” because of the skull-and-crossed-swords symbol on the handgrips.
• The beer most often seen on the Lagoon (the PT boat) and elsewhere is “Heireken”, a clear spoof of Heineken.
• The confrontation with the maid/bodyguard Roberta in episode 9 spoofs the “Terminator” movies a number of times, including direct references by the characters, and significantly spoofing the police car/T1000 chase scene in Terminator 2: Judgment Day.