This one definitely ups the ante compared to the others, and generally more horny, lurid, and frankly much more 70s. What is it with Japan and schoolgirls? Do I even want to know the answer? Anyway, probably the weakest of the trilogy but I figure I'll revisit all three in due time. Just kinda fun and weird and neat.

This one definitely ups the ante compared to the others, and generally more horny, lurid, and frankly much more 70s. What is it with Japan and schoolgirls? Do I even want to know the answer? Anyway, probably the weakest of the trilogy but I figure I'll revisit all three in due time. Just kinda fun and weird and neat.

you know it’s good when the sfx is just straight up putting paper mache on their faces

you know it’s good when the sfx is just straight up putting paper mache on their faces

Japanese Dracula a cutie, tbh

Japanese Dracula a cutie, tbh

A synthesis of Hammer Horror, early Italian giallo, and Japanese Art-House, but Evil of Dracula somehow still doesn’t measure up. At the very least, it has some really great imagery and a totally off the wall jazz score.

A synthesis of Hammer Horror, early Italian giallo, and Japanese Art-House, but Evil of Dracula somehow still doesn’t measure up. At the very least, it has some really great imagery and a totally off the wall jazz score.