Question 1

Why did John Carradine consider this film the worst of his career?

Accepted Answer

John Carradine considered 'Billy the Kid Versus Dracula' to be the worst film out of all the films he had ever starred in.

Question 2

How quickly were this film and its co-feature made?

Accepted Answer

This film and its co-feature, 'Jesse James Meets Frankenstein's Daughter' (1966), were both made together and finished in eight days.

Question 3

What is unusual about the use of the name 'Dracula' in the film?

Accepted Answer

The name 'Dracula' is only used once, in the film's title, and is never mentioned again anywhere else in the entire film; only the word 'vampire' is ever used.

Question 4

Who actually wrote the script, and how did the credited screenwriter obtain it?

Accepted Answer

Jack Lewis actually wrote the film's script, but sold all rights to credited screenwriter Carl K. Hittleman for $250.00.

Question 5

Which director's career ended with this film and its co-feature?

Accepted Answer

This film and its co-feature, 'Jesse James Meets Frankenstein's Daughter', were the last two films directed by William Beaudine, ending a career of about 250 known films.

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