I just wanna know. Because, Well, I like gore. I REALLY like gore. I like eveything about gore. I like to eat it. Gore is more important than money to me. Heh, Bloody money. goreogeorgoeog...AAAA! What am I doing?!?!?!?! Oh man.
Just please tell me.
I'm still waiting for an answer, ya know.
goreerogroegog...Ah! Oh boy.
There is blood, quite a bit, but it is not gore in the sense of Dawn of the Dead or Zombi 2. It just has blood...So, in other words you will not see anyone ripped apart etc.
Hope that helps
" technology...an extension of the human body...It's inevitable that it should come home to roost."
SPOILER ALERT
The goriest scene is at the end when Joe D. attacks Dracula with an axe. Amputating his limbs one by one with clean stokes of his axe, each resulting in rather impressive arterial gushers.
Other than that, not much other than blood in vamp attacks.
Oh, and the great puking scenes when Drac gets sick from from drinking "the blood of these whores".
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Is this the film where the gardener deflowers a daughter and then Dracula licks the blood off the ground?
"I hate Illinois nazis." - Jake Blues
It sure is rustystevens3.
Joe D. puts her up against the wall to 'save her from the vampire', Drac gets to lick the blood off the floor after it's over. The best part of the scene is when Mom comes in and breaks up the loving couple with this classic quote:
"You're just an employee, how dare you put my daughter in this unfortunate situation."
Better then that, this film and 'Flesh for Frankenstein' are both available again.
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Yes, it's gory, but in a very stylized, plastic-looking way.
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As for gore, it's utterly crap. He just coughs up blood a few times. You see more of that american twáts árse than blood and guts. I'd like to see a sequel where they drive a lawn mower over the yank.
-VM-