A master swordsman and former soldier and his hunchbacked assistant hunt vampires.
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Cast
Brian Clemens
Director
Horst Janson
Kronos
John Carson
Dr. Marcus
Shane Briant
Paul Durward
Caroline Munro
Carla
John Cater
Grost
Lois Daine
Sara Durward
Ian Hendry
Kerro
Wanda Ventham
Lady Durward
William Hobbs
Hagen
Brian Tully
George Sorell
Robert James
Pointer
Perry Soblosky
Barlow
Paul Greenwood
Giles
Lisa Collings
Vanda Sorell
John Hollis
Barman
Susanna East
Isabella Sorell
Stafford Gordon
Barton Sorell
Elizabeth Dear
Ann Sorell
Brian Clemens
Writer
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Captain Kronos: Vampire Hunter
Captain Kronos is a bit on the corny side but it is fun to watch. Captain Kronos is a swashbuckling vampire hunter that is reminiscent of a comic book superhero. He was featured in a grand total of 4 Hammer Magazine Comics: The House of Hammer » 3 issues (#1, #2, #3) and Hammer's Halls of Horror » 1 issue (#20). The movie is decent - funny sometimes. It's not a bad afternoon film. It's quite fun to watch, has a pretty good story, good costuming and sets, and a dashing, daring vampire hunter named Captain Kronos! Basically if you like vampire stories, a comic book feel to a film, swashbuckling, and a film that does not take itself to seriously then you might enjoy Captain Kronos - Vampire Hunter. It's entertaining! 7/10
Proof definite that Hammer could survive without Christopher Lee, Peter Cushing, or even their borrowed Universal monsters (Frankenstein's monster, Dracula, the Mummy). Kronos is an entirely original take on vampires and monster-hunting. Brian Clements (The Avengers) has fun with the concept, and you're never quite sure if you're watching a parody or a homage. Kronos works either way, though. Check out the swordfight scene that's a parody of every Western ever, when Kronos kills three men before they (or us) can see him draw his sword. Lots of action, and an interesting vampire concept, make for a must-see movie.
