Gallery of Horror

Year: 1967

Runtime: 83 mins

Language: English

Director: David L. Hewitt

Horror

John Carradine presents five horror shorts: “The Witches Clock” – buyers buy a Salem mansion linked to witch lore; “King of the Vampires” – a killer called the King; “Monster Raid” – a man becomes a zombie after a drug OD; “Spark of Life” – Dr. Mendell pursues Frankenstein work; “Count Alucard” – Count takes Carfax Abbey with vampiresses, corpses.

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