Dracula: Dead and Loving It (1995)
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UPC: 053939270020

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" Leslie Nielsen, is Dracula. Only more of a comedic version of Dracula, In a spoof of Dracula and Dracula related movies. Critics thought it was meh, and audiences thought so too. As being a critical and commercial failure, it is currently the latest film directed by Mel Brooks."

" First Viewing Viewing Date: January 16th Via: DVD Plot: Count Dracula travels to London from his home in Transylvania, and begins spreading terror throughout the city. Vampire hunter Van Helsing is brought to London to end the vampiric curse. Rating: 4.8/10 Why Did I Watch It? Clips from Leslie Nielsen films have been popping up on social media, and this is one of his last major comedy movies that I hadn't seen yet, so it was time to watch it."

" Directed by: Mel Brooks Produced by: Robert Latham Brown, Peter Schindler, and Mel Brooks Written by: Steve Haberman, Rudy DeLuca, and Mel Brooks Based on characters created by: Bram Stoker Cinematography: Michael D. O'Shea Edited by: Adam Weiss Music by: Hummie Mann Distributed by: Columbia Pictures"
“To be honest, I wasn’t expecting much from this flick but since it was the last movie directed by Mel Brooks, I still wanted to check it out. Well, as I expected, it turned out to be pretty lame and it is rather sad that Mel Brooks would end a rather prestigious directing career with such a weak feature. I mean, the concept did have some potential and it made sense that Brooks would spoof the vampire genre at some point but it just didn’t work. Of course, the fact that I didn’t care much for Mel Brooks’s work in general (except for ‘The Producers’ which I really loved) didn’t help. Eventually, even though it seemed to be a good idea to unite the most famous spoof director with the most famous spoof actor, I think it was a mistake to have Leslie Nielsen playing the lead. In my” read more