Van Helsing and Sean both reach the same horrifying conclusion…
Dracula A.D. 1972
Dracula A-Lee
One hell of a reveal for one hell of a Dracula.
Caroline Munro
Johnny Alucard pouring blood all over Hammer Vixen Caroline Munro. While perhaps best know for her Bond Girl performance in The Spy Who Loved Me, she’ll always be Victoria Phibes in my book, even if she is uncredited.
Drac’s Back
TRACK #74:
Drac’s Back by Red Lipstique
Disco was no stranger to novelty tracks. And as all you Shindiggers know, novelty tracks were no stranger to monster songs.
Though originally recorded in 1979 by Andy Forray, The Shindig prefers this slightly more up-tempo version by Red Lipstique.
Never heard of Red Lipstique? Well, that’s because they weren’t really a real band. It was a pseudonym The Bollocks Brother’s used when they released several singles, including this cover of Andy Forray’s disco hit.
Never heard of The Bollocks Brothers? Well, I hadn’t either.
However, I have heard of this song, and it’s definitely Shindig material, no matter what band records it, or what name they use.
So c’mon Weeners, sing along…
“I wanna suck your OOOOOHHHH!”
Dracula, Drac’s back!
(side note: I could think of nothing more fitting to lead this track in than a clip from Hammer’s Dracula A.D. 1972, which finds Christopher Lee’s Drac being resurrected into London of the early 70’s. Not quite the disco era but still appropriate.)