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Caesar & Otto in the House of Dracula (2009) [N/A]

Featuring:
Dave Campfield, Paul Chomicki, Ed Dennehy

Written by:
Dave Campfield

Directed by:
Dave Campfield


Release Date:
October 9, 2009

Original Title:
Caesar & Otto in the House of Dracula

Genres:
Comedy | Horror

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 10

Overview from TheMovieDB

In this throwback to old Universal monster movies, Caesar and Otto come face to face with Steve Dracula, an eccentric theatre director who's searching for "new Blood" for his latest production.

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Overview from Open Movies

Caesar & Otto in the House of Dracula (2009)** (out of 4) If you've seen CAESAR AND OTTO'S SUMMER CAMP MASSACRE then you know at the end of it Caesar (Dave Campfield) and Otto (Paul Chomicki) get a phone call from someone in New York inviting them to stay at his house. It turns out that this phone call was from Steve Dracula (Ed Dennehy).At just ten-minutes there's nothing too good or bad about this short film. The comedy is scaled back a little from the previous movie, which was a feature-length movie but one that was way too long. I thought this worked rather well as a short film as the horror spoofs were right on target and you at least could be mildly entertained. I was a little surprised that there wasn't the same type of back-and-forth humor between Caesar and Otto but both actors are obviously comfortable with their characters. The film being shot in B&W was a nice touch as well.

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Rankings and Honors

Caesar & Otto in the House of Dracula (2009) on IMDb
Internet Movie Database 4.4/10
Awards Won: 2 wins

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Production

Director:
Dave Campfield

Writer:
Dave Campfield

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