Mark of the Vampire1935
Mark of the Vampire (1935)
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Cast
as Prof. Zelin
as Irena Borotyn
as Count Mora
as Insp. Neumann
as Sir Karell Borotyn
as Baron Otto von Zinden
as Luna Mora
as Dr. Doskil
as Jan
as Coroner
as Count Feodor Vincente
as Sick Woman [cut from release print]
as Deaf Man [cut from release print]
as Card Player
as Grandmother
as Innkeeper's Wife
as English Woman
as English Man
as Bus Driver [cut from release print]
as Old Woman in Inn
as Fat Man
as Midwife
as Chauffeur
as Maria
as English Woman
as Annie
as Innkeeper
as Fourth Vampire
as (scenes deleted)
as (scenes deleted)
Critic Reviews for Mark of the Vampire
All Critics (15) | Top Critics (3) | Fresh (12) | Rotten (3) | DVD (1)
Like most good ghost stories, it's a lot of fun, even though you don't believe a word of it.
A real touch of class is present in James Wong Howe's magnificent photography, not to mention Carol Borland's stunning apparition as a vampire.
One of the classics of the horror genre.
In its truncated state it feels more like the scraps of a much better film, a victim of the Production Code whose true form may never see the light of day.
The twist ending is a beaut and provides Lugosi with a treasured movie moment.
There isn't much in the story that one hasn't seen before, until the very end when Browning and the script turn everything on its ear.
Audience Reviews for Mark of the Vampire
wonderful gothic atmosphere but there's an odd tone to the film and you'll soon discover why. i still can't decide if the ending is clever or just ridiculous. not browning's finest hour but worth seeing
Super Reviewer
Godawful script (due, at least in part, to the numerous scenes that were never shot and a number of others which did not make the final cut) is somewhat redeemed by some decent atmosphere, a spectacular sequence (with some very impressive special effects) and a very creepy performance by Mr. Lionel Atwill. Is this a remake of "London After Midnight"?
Super Reviewer
Ultimately disappointing vampire story, whose only saving grace is Carol Borland, who really spooked me in her role as the female vampire.
Super Reviewer
Mark of the Vampire Quotes
| Count Mora: | I was greater than any Real Vampire! |