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A flawed, self-recommending classic
Bram Stoker's 1897 novel Dracula was first translated to the screen in director F.W. Murnau's unauthorised German rendering Nosferatu, eine Symphonie des Grauens (1922). Nine years later, Universal Studios produced 1931's Dracula - the first official filmic adaptation of Stoker's novel, with the inimitable Bela Lugosi portraying the titular vampire... read more
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" Count Dracula, Vlad Tepes, and Nosferatu Played by: Frank Langella, Gary Oldman, Bela Lugosi, Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee, and others. Known powers: Dracula possesses far greater powers and abilities than most vampires. These abilities include superhuman strength, speed, stamina, agility, and reflexes. He's immune to aging, conventional disease, and most forms of injury. He can also sire other people into becoming vampires, just bitting their necks, and draining their blood. Why yo"

" 15 neck lunches 13 male necks bitten 2 female necks bitten and another Dracula bites the dust. Run time: 75 mins Number of kills per minute: 15 Kills per average: 5 Golden vampire kill: Renfrew, who dies falling down the stairs. Garlic vampire kill: Dracula, who deserved a better vampire death. Survivors: Doctor Van Helsing, Jonathan Harker, and Mina Harker"

" 2020: 595 2019: 587 2018: 582 2017: 578 2016: 571 2015: 558 2014: 547 2013: 545 2012: 537 2011: 525 2010: 515 2008: 483 2007: 465 2006: 452 2005: 440 2004: 429 2003: 440 First seen in 1998 "

" "Listen to them. Children of the night. What music they make." Directed by Tod Browning Written by Tod Browning, Louis Bromfield, Max Cohen, Dudley Murphy, Frederick Stephani and Louis Stevens Music by Cinematography by Karl Freund Editing by Milton Carruth"

" 2019: 587 2018: 582 2017: 578 2016: 571 2015: 558 2014: 547 2013: 545 2012: 537 2011: 525 2010: 515 2008: 483 2007: 465 2006: 452 2005: 440 2004: 429 2003: 440 First seen in 1998 "

" 2018: 582 2017: 578 2016: 571 2015: 558 2014: 547 2013: 545 2012: 537 2011: 525 2010: 515 2008: 483 2007: 465 2006: 452 2005: 440 2004: 429 2003: 440 First seen in 1998 "

" 2017: 578 2016: 571 2015: 558 2014: 547 2013: 545 2012: 537 2011: 525 2010: 515 2008: 483 2007: 465 2006: 452 2005: 440 2004: 429 2003: 440 First seen in 1998 "
“Dracula(1931) mayn't be the definitive version of the brilliant Bram Stoker novel, but it is still a classic. My only complaints are the abrupt ending and David Manners as John, he tries his best but sometimes his line delivery is awkward and some of his lines are stilted.I did also think that to a lesser extent the first half is better than the second. The opening scene is absolutely brilliant, but while there are still some compelling and well-done scenes the second half is rather talky. That said, there is a lot I loved about Dracula. The costumes, sets, photography and lighting are suitably atmospheric and grandiose, the story is still the timeless story even with the many changes I love and the screenplay apart from the odd stilted line from John is very good.I saw Dracula in two vers” read more

" 2016: 571 2015: 558 2014: 547 2013: 545 2012: 537 2011: 525 2010: 515 2008: 483 2007: 465 2006: 452 2005: 440 2004: 429 2003: 440 First seen in 1998 "