Evil of Dracula

Vampires stalk a remote girls’ boarding school in Michio Yamamoto’s bloodthirsty horror.

A Psychology professor (Toshio Kurosawa) takes up a teaching position at a remote girls’ boarding school in the north of Japan. Faced with ghostly apparitions, missing students and a body in the cellar, he soon uncovers a horrifying web of bloodthirsty staff dating back to an ancient legend.

Evil of Dracula is the final film in Michio Yamamoto’s 'Bloodthirsty Trilogy', a Japanese Hammer-inspired vampire film trilogy produced in the early 1970s by Toho Studio, the same studio that introduced Godzilla to the cinema and where a young Akira Kurosawa began his film career.