Amor a la primera mordida: los amores de Drácula

Título original: Love at First Bite

1979
PG
1h 36min

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George Hamilton in Amor a la primera mordida: los amores de Drácula (1979)

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Tras ser desahuciado de su castillo en Transilvania, el Conde Drácula y su ayudante Renfield se trasladan a Nueva York para encontrar a una mujer que el Conde cree que es la reencarnación de... Leer todoTras ser desahuciado de su castillo en Transilvania, el Conde Drácula y su ayudante Renfield se trasladan a Nueva York para encontrar a una mujer que el Conde cree que es la reencarnación de la mujer que ha amado durante toda la eternidad.Tras ser desahuciado de su castillo en Transilvania, el Conde Drácula y su ayudante Renfield se trasladan a Nueva York para encontrar a una mujer que el Conde cree que es la reencarnación de la mujer que ha amado durante toda la eternidad.

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Premios
- 3 premios ganados y 4 nominaciones

Trivia
For many years the picture was one of the highest-grossing independent films of all time.

Errores
The magazine the Count is reading in the first scene is shown in close up as "Pizazz", but in longer shots is "Ladies Home Journal."

Citas
[first lines]
Count Dracula: Shh! Children of the night, shut up!

Versiones alternativas
Although the song remained listed in the closing credits, most home video and DVD editions substituted a cover of "The Man That I Love" for the Alicia Bridges hit "I Love The Nightlife." The original audio remained intact for television airings and it was restored for the 2015 Shout Factory blu-ray release.

Conexiones
Featured in Sneak Previews: Hair/Murder By Decree/A Perfect Couple/The Champ/Buck Rogers in the 25th Century/Love at First Bite/In Search of Dracula (1979)

Bandas sonoras
Fly by Night
Words and Music by Charles Bernstein, Joe Long, Steve Hines
Performed by Patricia Hodges
Produced by Joe Long and Robbie Adcock for Rolling Coaster Productions

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8/10

hilarious

As a product of the 70's myself, I love this movie for the nostalgia. It is SO on target. The version they show on HBO still has the "Nightlife" song. The movie is a little hard on the Harlem stereotypes, but that is how NYC was in the 70's.

I love the cheesy special effects but they fit with the spoofiness/goofiness very well.

I also think Richard Benjamin really steals the show with "It's OK...I'm a doctor". Having Dick Shawn along for the ride doesn't hurt either. I smile just thinking about it. Artie Johnson is also an excellent Renfield. I recently saw the Coppola version of Dracula, and would take this movie over that one any time.