Crypt of the Vampire [Blu-ray] Stefano Madia yet has remained largely unseen

yet has remained largely unseen in America

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Crypt of the Vampire [Blu-ray] Stefano Madia yet has remained largely unseenIn a lavish gothic shocker inspired by Sheridan Le Fanus immortal novella Carmilla, Christopher Lee delivers a rare hero turn as nobleman Count Karnstein whose foreboding castle teems with ancestral curses, unnatural desires, philosophical hunchbacks and grisly acts of vengeance. Adriana Ambesi (FANGS OF THE LIVING DEAD) co stars in this 1964 Spanish Italian co production also known as TERROR IN THE CRYPT and CRYPT OF HORROR directed by Camillo