Hammer Horror of Dracula (1958) – Dracula 7” Action Figure by NECA

Name: Hammer Horror of Dracula (1958) – Dracula 7” Action Figure by NECA
Brand: NECA
SKU: 210000108123
Price: 37.99 USD
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Christopher Lee’s iconic Count rises again. NECA’s Horror of Dracula figure brings the 1958 Hammer legend to unholy life—fangs bared, cloak sweeping, and eyes blazing crimson.

A landmark in British gothic horror, Horror of Dracula (1958) redefined the vampire mythos for a new era. Portrayed by the inimitable Christopher Lee, this Dracula wasn’t a whispering nobleman—he was a predator, brutal and magnetic, cloaked in terror and tragedy.

NECA’s 7” scale action figure pays reverent tribute to the Hammer classic, capturing every bloodshot stare, wind-whipped cloak fold, and moment of quiet menace. Whether you're a classic horror collector or a Hammer film devotee, this is the Count as he was meant to be—undeniable and unforgiving.

Features interchangeable heads, hands, and blood effects
Includes candelabra accessory and dramatic cape
Sculpted in full-color detail from Hammer’s cinematic vision

Before he became Saruman or Count Dooku, Christopher Lee defined Dracula for generations. His performance as the Hammer Horror version was animalistic, seductive, and terrifying in equal measure.

Hammer Films gave horror a crimson-tinged rebirth, introducing bold color, suggestive themes, and Gothic atmosphere. Horror of Dracula launched the studio into stardom and changed vampire cinema forever.

Every sculpted detail—Dracula’s weathered features, his fiery eyes, the sweep of his cape—reflects NECA’s devotion to screen accuracy. This is horror history reborn in plastic.

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What is Completely Awesome About:

Count Dracula (1958)

A creature of the night with aristocratic charm and animalistic rage, Hammer’s Dracula is both gentleman and monster. Driven by bloodlust, he haunts castles, crypts, and memory itself.

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Universal Monsters x Hammer Horror

While Dracula began with Bela Lugosi, Hammer’s 1958 revival brought color and carnality to the Universal Monsters lineage—cementing a distinctly British horror legacy.

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While Dracula began with Bela Lugosi, Hammer’s 1958 revival brought color and carnality to the Universal Monsters lineage—cementing a distinctly British horror legacy.