A new Dracula movie? I'm in!

[TravisBicklesMohawk]

https://youtu.be/mDfdNTf4FA0?si=hUz6WKah7-5B8dkn

Looks like the Gary Oldman version and that's fine by me.

Neat!!

[Mojo]

Apparently Danny Elfman is doing the music, too. Definitely looks like it's taking its cues from Bram Stoker's Dracula.

[tym]

How many more times will they keep telling the same story? I did read a good Vampire book, but it was more of the Vampire only went after the really shitty people, and wanted to make things right so he would end up in heaven. So he worked with a priest. I thought that was a clever twist.

If they insist in making the same fucking movies, at least put a cool twist, and or make it stand out.

[Don't Damn Me]

I love everything Dracula, especially the 1931 version. But it's true, how many times can you make the same story into a movie? The German silent film Nosferatu was such a blatant rip off that Bram Stoker's Widow sued and won. All prints were supposed to be destroyed. Thankfully they weren't. But that just means extra versions of the Dracula story, like the recent version of Nosferatu.

Anybody like the 1979 the Langela version? They cut the story done by a third by having the film open with Dracula's arrival in London. It's pretty good, but it has the worst ending ever. Dracula is supposed to be flown into the sky in daylight. But the special effect is so bad it doesn't resemble a human figure at all.
My song tribute to the original Dracula:

https://youtu.be/l-v5thpGpW0?si=0DmTE-KOh4pr9TG4

[Mojo]

Anybody like the 1979 the Langela version? They cut the story done by a third by having the film open with Dracula's arrival in London. It's pretty good, but it has the worst ending ever. Dracula is supposed to be flown into the sky in daylight. But the special effect is so bad it doesn't resemble a human figure at all.

Where the Langela version shines for me is the music. Williams knocked it out of the park with that score.

[Royal Dudeness]

A better storyline would be a movie about Vlad Teppes, aka Vlad the Impaler, and basically culminating in him becoming Dracula.

I'm sure something like that exists, and someone please point me to that if you know of it.

But other than that, this plot has been played out to death.

[Mojo]

I'm sure something like that exists, and someone please point me to that if you know of it.

That would be Dracula Untold, which was a really missed opportunity.

[Don't Damn Me]

Anybody like the 1979 the Langela version? They cut the story done by a third by having the film open with Dracula's arrival in London. It's pretty good, but it has the worst ending ever. Dracula is supposed to be flown into the sky in daylight. But the special effect is so bad it doesn't resemble a human figure at all.

Where the Langela version shines for me is the music. Williams knocked it out of the park with that score.

Definitely. I I think every soundtrack I ever owned was composed by that man. I crank the theme to Superman like it was Welcome to the Jungle LOL
One part I thought was terrifyingly groundbreaking was the rotting Lucy hiding in the cave. That freaked me out as a kid

[Mojo]

I crank the theme to Superman like it was Welcome to the Jungle LOL
Hell yeah. Pretty hard to top that one.
One part I thought was terrifyingly groundbreaking was the rotting Lucy hiding in the cave. That freaked me out as a kid
For me it was the throat ripping on the ship.