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Get ready for a feast of fearful fun in the great new issue of Britain’s best selling magazine of the macabre and fantastic, starting with a look at the 1963 Kiss of the Vampire. Is this a Dracula movie... Hammer’s most sacrilegious film… or a stylish Hitchcockian mystery? With a little help from Don Sharp and Edward de Souza, John Hamilton explains how it’s actually all three - and so much more!

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