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In this delightfully eerie 1973 Filipino horror-comedy, the legendary Dolphy stars as a man who unexpectedly inherits a macabre package from his half-brother Navarro, living in London. When a mysterious refrigerator-sized casket arrives, curiosity turns to terror as Dolphy discovers his sibling is deader than dead—but perhaps not quite gone. What follows is a madcap romp through haunted houses, mistaken identities, and the undead, blending slapstick gags with genuine chills. Directed by Tony Cayado, this cult classic serves up a unique brand of humor and horror that will keep you guessing till the coffin lid slams shut.
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In this delightfully eerie 1973 Filipino horror-comedy, the legendary Dolphy stars as a man who unexpectedly inherits a macabre package from his half-brother Navarro, living in London. When a mysterious refrigerator-sized casket arrives, curiosity turns to terror as Dolphy discovers his sibling is deader than...
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Drakula Goes to R.P. was released in 1970.
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User Reviews
ScaryFan88 – 7/10
“I loved the mix of horror and comedy! Dolphy is hilarious as usual, and the spooky atmosphere is surprisingly effective for a 70s film. The casket scene alone is worth the watch.”
GoreHound – 6/10
“Not as gory as I hoped, but the creepy vibe and the weird story kept me interested. The acting is a bit over the top, but that's part of its charm.”
RetroTerror – 5/10
“It's a strange one. The humor didn't always land for me, but the horror elements were decent. I'd recommend it to fans of obscure vintage horror comedies.”
MidnightCreep – 8/10
“What a hidden gem! The atmosphere is wonderfully spooky, and Dolphy's performance is both funny and chilling. The plot is a bit bonkers, but that's what makes it so fun.”
