So it is not one of the better movies, we can agree. And you wouldn't expect to see Bela Lugosi in such a low brow vehicle as it reminds one of the Bowery Boys at first with Arthur Lucan's mug. But a few good lines are spoken in it. I especially liked when the robot dropped off the drunk driver in the latter's car and the drunk asks "I didn't take you too far out of my way, did you, I hope?" And Lugosi's valet asks "Why do you sleep in your evening clothes?", and Lugosi says "Well, I was buried in them" At least I didn't have to buy or rent the film. It was made available for download through my library with OverDrive media. I also viewed a great interview with the late Vincent Price who spoke about Lugosi and Karloff among others.
Review of Vampire Over London
