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Dracula’s Daughter
“Dracula’s Daughter” Doesn’t Exactly Give You That Weird Feeling
The 1936 sequel to Tod Browning's immortal classic is far too subtle in its sapphic suggestiveness.
by
Justin McDevitt
The 1936 sequel to Tod Browning's immortal classic is far too subtle in its sapphic suggestiveness.
