The Mystery in Dracula's Castle (1973)
Two brothers and a stray dog stumble upon some jewel thieves in a lighthouse.
Top billed cast
Clu GulagerKeith Raynor
Mariette HartleyMarsha Booth
Johnny WhitakerAlfie
Mills WatsonNoah Baxter
John FiedlerBill Wasdahl
James T. CallahanSheriff- Scott C. KoldenLeonard
Maggie WellmanJean Wyndham- Jean-Michel MichenaudMorgan
- Link WylerPatrolman
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