Love Bite Online" was also mostly positive: "Add a generous tone of comedy to this naughty UK horror movie and what you've got are well-sketched characters and great plot potential that, unfortunately, just drags in the execution. There's a lot of side stories here that never get developed and left unresolved like stray threads. For all its faults though, "Love Bite" is as entertaining as its mix of supernatural and sex promises. Credit the young actors for this. There's genuine chemistry between Szohr and Speleers..." Reviewer Adam Cook wrote, ""Love Bite" is a risible British horror-comedy that spectacularly fails to deliver either
Tora-san's Love Call Tora-san's Love Call Hoping to find rest from his wandering life, Tora-san returns home. He becomes infatuated with a widow and leaves to travel again, keeping his feelings secret. For his work on "Tora-san's Love Call", and the previous two entries in the "Otoko wa Tsurai yo" series, "Tora-san, the Good Samaritan", and "Tora-san's Shattered Romance" (all 1971), Yoji Yamada tied for Best Director at the Mainichi Film Awards with Masahiro Shinoda. The German-language site molodezhnaja gives "Tora-san's Love Call" three and a half out of five stars. "Tora-san's Love Call" was released theatrically on November 20, 1971. In Japan,