Dracula (1931)
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- Bela Lugosi
- Helen Chandler
- David Manners
- Dwight Frye
- Edward Van Sloan
- Herbert Bunston
- Frances Dade
- Joan Standing
- Charles K. Gerrard
- Anna Bakacs
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- Oct 7, 2017
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Will SloanSep 13, 2020these guys act like they're after dracula for murdering people but it's obvious his real crime is being too sexy and they're jealous about how aroused the women are
sydneydeliciously dark atmosphere but not much else
Karsten - Mar 8, 2020
this is a renfield stan account now everyone go home
👽 Zara 👽Oct 23, 2019I wish someone would look at me the way Dracula looks at a papercut.
Vulcan VaderOct 3, 2022drac has a bunch of armadillos and possums inside his house, come on, how can you not like this guy? can you even imagine? you're chilling out in the derelict castle, his three brides are playing poker, there's bloodstains on the carpet, bauhaus records are echoing…
comrade_yui - Sep 3, 2020
the reason this film still has merits is because of the floating bats
san 🦇Oct 28, 2023He doesn’t even say “bleh bleh bleh” once wtf.
Vivian the Espurr Girl🏳️⚧️🍉Dec 16, 2017best bad boyfriend movie
David Sims
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Universal's classic from 1931, directed by Tod Browning. The opening scenes, set in Dracula's castle, are magnificent—grave, stately, and severe. But the film becomes unbearably static once the action moves to England, and much of the morbid sexual tension is dissipated.
Certainly it is Lugosi's performance, and the cinematography of Karl Freund, that make Tod Browning's film such an influential Hollywood picture.