Dracul

Documentary about the restoration of Tod Browning's 1931 Dracula Adaptation

When the forests have no end. When the vampires are pretty and it's not good to run away. And then especially when it is made into a film...

Paris, in a post apocalyptic future. Vampires have taken over political and social power, imposing a fashion anarchy headed by the magnificent Vlad Dracula, a widely acclaimed fashion designer and photographer. From clubs to parties, from photo shoots to fashion shows, the infamous count leads an outwardly self indulgent life with his clique of iconic vampires and pop idols.

A scientist with nefarious intentions seeks to dominate the world using his vast expertise in robotics.

Deep within Castle Frankenstein's laboratory, Count Dracula revives the Frankenstein monster. Once awakened, Count Dracula is able to hypnotically control the monster. After the monster commits a murder, an intruder to laboratory drives a stake through Count Dracula's heart, killer the vampire. The monster attacks the intruder, who kills the monster using a hammer.

Count Dracula is revived. He sets about to locate and revive the Frankenstein monster. Dracula is in need of nourishment, so leaves the safety of the castle and locates a victim to satisfy his blood lust. Two of the victim's friends, seek revenge and track Dracula to his lair, and are attacked by the monster. An electrical fuse causes a fire in the castle, while the morning dawn sun destroys Dracula, leaving just his skeletal remains.

When Bram Stoker first published his novel "Dracula" at the end of the 19th Century, few could have predicted the impact his literary vision would generate, especially the critics, who were far from receptive to his work. However, the readers of the day took Dracula to their hearts and delighted in the horror of the novel. And of course as the Hollywood movie industry developed, "Dracula" proved a perfect candidate for the silver screen. "Dracula" has become a classic icon of the horror industry, complete with swirling black cape and dripping fangs - thrilling and terrifying readers and moviegoers for more than a century, and all indications are that Dracula will continue to do so for all eternity

In this loving homage to low budget horror and Italian Giallo, we follow Detective Dracula on his hunt for the latest criminal mastermind menacing the city of Rome.

Dracula ain't got no durn milk in the fridge

This 1973 Canadian TV movie adaptation of DRACULA played on CBC's Purple Playhouse program. Norman Welsh plays the vampire count that resembles Stoker's original vision for the character.

Dracula is a video-taped television play adaptation of Bram Stoker's novel Dracula, part of the series Mystery and Imagination. Denholm Elliott played Count Dracula with Susan George as Lucy Weston.

London 1872. Jonathan Harker finds himself the unwilling guest of Count Dracula, and must save his fiancé and her friend with the help of the obsessive professor Van Helsing and stop the Lord of the darkness before he bleeds the city dry in the ultimate bid for power.

Join us for another journey back to the town of Lugosi in the 2nd tribute to the Universal Horror Classics. Dracula, lord of the vampires, faces a foe as ancient and powerful as he is. Dracula is seeking help in destroying an ancient artifact that can ultimately destroy him. Outstanding creature effects by make-up master Ron Chamberlain and a moody homage to black and white films. Dracula meets the Wolfman is dedicate to all aficionados of the golden age of Hollywood Horror.

In 1969, Jesús Franco and Christopher Lee shot Count Dracula in Barcelona. At the same time, Pere Portabella became aware of this filming, vampirizing it in Cuadecuc, Vampir. Genre and Art-house films had never been so close. Drácula Barcelona tells the story of these two movies.