Dracula Has Risen from the Grave

Dracula Has Risen from the Grave is a 1968 British Hammer and Warner Bros horror film directed by the late Freddie Francis, produced by the late Aida Young, and starring the late Christopher Lee, the late Rupert Davies, the late Veronica Carlson, the late Barry Andrews, the late Barbara Ewing, and the late Ewan Hooper. It is the fourth film in the Hammer franchise Dracula, the sequel to Dracula: Prince of Darkness and followed by Taste the Blood of Dracula.

The priest of a small town, Ernst Müller (Rupert Davies), finds Dracula's (Christopher Lee) castle and locks the doors with a sacred crucifix. But the bloodsucker breaks through and arrives in the town when Müller's niece (Veronica Carlson) brings her fiancé Paul (Barry Andrews), who turns out to be an atheist, to the house, and therefore he is expelled in disgrace. But it is him who the priest will entrust to save Maria and kill Dracula.

Victims

• Unnamed Girl - Bitten in the jugular and blood drained by an unknown vampire off-screen, body shown.
• Zena - Bitten in the jugular and turned into a vampire by Count Dracula off-screen.
• Zena (Vampire) - Killed by Count Dracula off-screen, body shown.
• Monsieur Ernst Müller - Died from his wound after being beaten on the head by an unnamed priest with a stone while he is under the control of Count Dracula.
• Count Dracula - Impaled through his back on top of a crucifix after being knocked off a balcony by Paul. (Revived in Lord Courtley's body in "Taste the Blood of Dracula")
• Unnamed Priest - Died after praying "Our Father" in Latin to destroy Count Dracula.

Deaths

• Total - 6
  • 4 Humans
    • 2 Men
    • 1 Woman
    • 1 Girl
  • 2 Vampires
    • 1 Man
    • 1 Woman

Kill Counts

1. Count Dracula - 3 (Deceased)
2. Paul - 1 (Alive)