1970 was a bumper year for horror, and vampire movies in particular. But I'm pretty confident that Scars of Dracula was the only film where you could find George Carter from The Sweeney and that nice girl from Magpie at the mercy of Christopher Lee's Dracula, a previous incarnation of The Doctor, and the worst rubber bats you've ever seen outside a pound shop. Are you brave enough to face The Scars of Dracula?

Slapstick shenanigans ahoy as we enjoy the saucy postcard stylings of Carry on Loving, Carry On Up The Jungle and Doctor in Trouble. By 1970 the two long-standing British comedy institutions of the Carry On and Doctor in the House franchises were reaching their end dates, but despite this the Carry On films were still propping up the British box office and prolific enough to generate two new releases in 1970. This week we'll be looking at Doctor in Trouble, Carry On Loving and Carry On Up The Jungle. And explaining the family connection behind these comedy behemoths. Interview with Richard O'Callaghan:  https://distinctnostalgia.buzzsprout.com/650596/10084849 Written, Produced and Presented by Alyson Slattery Intro music courtesy of The Will Andrew Experience www.celluloid70s.com https://www.instagram.com/celluloid70s/ https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61552571603874