Frankenstein’s Bloody Terror (1968) La marca del Hombre Lobo | Region-Free (Blu-Ray)

Presented in 1080p with English subtitles

Title: Frankenstein’s Bloody Terror (1968)

Alternate Title: La marca del Hombre Lobo

Genre: Horror

Plot Synopsis:
A man suffers from the curse of lycanthropy and seeks help from a doctor and his wife. They both turn out to be vampires, leading to a deadly confrontation between the werewolf and the vampire couple.

Cast and Crew:

• Director: Enrique López Eguiluz
• Writer: Paul Naschy
• Cast:
  • Paul Naschy as Waldemar Daninsky
  • Dyanik Zurakowska as Janice
  • Manuel Manzaneque as Rudolph Weissmann
  • Aurora de Alba as Wandessa Mikhelov
  • Julián Ugarte as Dr. Janos Mikhelov

YouTube Trailer:
Frankenstein’s Bloody Terror | Trailer

IMDb Link:
Frankenstein’s Bloody Terror (1968)

Reviews from Letterboxd:

1. The Horror of Marna Larsen – ★★★★★
   “Not really a lot of Frankensteining or Frankenstein monstering but there are cleavage vampires, satanic rituals, and groovy werewolf transformation scenes so this is a 100% win.”
2. Naughty aka Juli Norwood – ★★☆☆☆
   “Considering Frankenstein was the clear headliner of this creature feature one would expect to not only see Frankenstein but witness his bloody terror! I mean come on you don’t need Sherlock Holmes the champion of deduction for this is a no brainer.. right? I hate to be the bearer of bad news.. This film had absolutely nothing to do with Frankenstein whatsoever! Apparently the distributor needed another Frankenstein flick! No problemo we’ll slap Frankenstein’s name in the title it’s a done deal! In lieu of Frankenstein we got a pair of werewolves and a pair of vampires! You’d rightfully expect the monstrous carnage…”
3. Matt Winfield – ★★★★☆
   “Not a Frankenstein monster to be seen despite what that shitty American title would lead you to believe, but there’s enough bloody terror goin’ down to sate my appetite! Vicious werewolf battles! Innocent flesh shredded in the night! Sadistic vampire lovers! Non-stop howling in the dark depths of the dungeons below Wolf(en)stein Manor! Frankenstein… who needs him!? Notably, this was also Paul Naschy’s first portrayal as Waldemar Daninsky, and it’s interesting seeing his whole origin story play out before he became such a tortured beast. It’s a quaint little gothic tale that doesn’t stray too far from the usual werewolf lore, though the arrival of the vampire duo mixes things up nicely in the last act. The setting is fantastic, the lighting is colorful and super moody, and the whole movie just has those cozy classic horror vibes that lull my senses into a heightened state of bliss. Love it!”

Meta Description:
“Frankenstein’s Bloody Terror” (1968), also known as “La marca del Hombre Lobo,” is a Spanish horror film directed by Enrique López Eguiluz. The film introduces Paul Naschy as Waldemar Daninsky, a man cursed with lycanthropy who seeks help from a doctor and his wife, only to discover they are vampires, leading to a deadly confrontation.