Dracula Has Risen From The Grave - Hammer Horror/Warner Bros VHS (PES 11069)

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Experience the gothic chills of classic British horror with "Dracula Has Risen From The Grave" on authentic VHS from Hammer Horror and Warner Bros (catalogue number PES 11069). This 1968 masterpiece stars the legendary Christopher Lee in his iconic role as Count Dracula, delivering one of his most memorable and menacing performances as the bloodthirsty vampire. Directed by Freddie Francis with Hammer's signature blend of atmospheric terror, vivid crimson blood, and gothic sensuality, this film remains a cornerstone of vintage horror cinema that continues to captivate fans decades later.

Product Details

This original VHS release presents the film in its complete theatrical version with the rich colours and atmospheric cinematography that made Hammer Films famous. The tape is in excellent condition. The clamshell case and sleeve are also in excellent condition. This edition includes the original Warner Bros distribution packaging that horror collectors particularly value.

Why Horror Enthusiasts Treasure This VHS

• Hammer Horror Classic - Essential entry in the legendary British horror studio's Dracula series
• Christopher Lee Icon - Features one of the actor's definitive performances as Count Dracula
• Collector's Edition - Original Warner Bros release with catalogue number PES 11069
• Excellent Condition - Tape and case preserved in fantastic collector-grade quality
• Vintage Horror Artifact - Increasingly sought-after as physical media collecting grows in popularity

Don't miss this opportunity to own a genuine piece of horror film history on authentic VHS. Whether you're a dedicated Hammer Horror collector, a Christopher Lee enthusiast, or a vintage media collector seeking classic horror titles, this VHS offers both nostalgic value and a viewing experience that captures the film's original theatrical presentation.

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