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Saturday, August 28, 2010
Dracula in Daylight
The carriage ride toward Castle Dracula in Jess Franco's COUNT DRACULA (1970). Filmed in daylight, to be converted to a night look in post-production. Here's a photo showing Dracula (Christopher Lee) in untinted daylight glory.
I don't like it, in Ossorio movies it is used a lot and i think it only lead to confusion and so on, btw in Spanish this is called Noche Americana (American night)
The day for night conversion in this looks really cheap and poor.
ReplyDeleteI don't like it, in Ossorio movies it is used a lot and i think it only lead to confusion and so on, btw in Spanish this is called Noche Americana (American night)
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