Count Duckula - The Complete Third Series (DVD)

Description: Genre: Children's DVDs / Universal, particularly children / DVD released 2007-09-03 at Fremantle Home Entertainment / ... more

Count Duckula - The Complete Third Series (DVD) ... Features of the DVD: PAL

Newest Review: ... two others), and remains to this day as one of the most fondly-remembered retro relics, up there with Dib Dabs, Space Raiders ... more

... and Philip Schofield when he didn't have old-man face. The question we ask today is - is Count Duckula still as instantly watchable and surreally enjoyable as it was when it flickered on our CITV screens, or is it best left to the past, only emerging nowadays for drunken renditions of its theme song? First impressions are good enough - the menu screen is functional but nice, shirking annoying complicated animations and repeating audio loops with a basic, meat and two veg approach (although you do get the theme song ...more

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Count Duckula - The Complete Third Series (DVD): Duck Sucks (972 words)
by - written on 12/01/09 (Very useful, 133 readings)
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I'm quite proud that England's major contribution to the vampire genre is Count Duckula. Bram Stoker was Irish, Dracula was Transylvanian and Interview With A Vampire was American, but that's fine - because there's something so quintessentially English about a vegetarian vampire. Who is a green duck. I'm not even going to ask which vampire thought it was a great idea to sire a mallard. He must have had a good reason for it at the time. I've never been tempted to bite a duck, myself. Maybe it's a vamp thing. Anyway. Count Duckula is the story of a vampire duck, resurrected by his loyal servant Igor. A mix-up caused by the Count's bumbling Nanny ... Read the complete review

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