Kiss of the vampire
The horror movie, Kiss Of The Vampire, was released in 1963 during the second wave of feminism. The film was directed by Don Sharp and was written by producer Anthony Hinds , credited under his writing pseudonym John Elder. Originally intended to be the third movie in Hammer 's Dracula series (which began with 1958's Dracula with Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing , and was followed by 1960's The Brides of Dracula with Cushing alone), it was another attempt by Hammer to make a Dracula sequel without Christopher Lee. The final script, by Anthony Hinds , makes no reference to "Dracula," and expands further on the directions taken in Brides by portraying vampirism as a social disease afflicting those who choose a decadent lifestyle. The main central image of the male vampire and two women positioned on each side of the man suggests male dominance. The representation of women is s...