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Favorite Dracula movie?
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Fright Night if I'm being honest.
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Hotel Transylvania
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1992)

Paul Reubans is the best part of the movie. He's just a side character, but he might as well be the star main character.
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I like the one where he goes "BLEH I VANT TO DRINK YOUR BLOOD BLEH!" and then he pulls out the lady's tampon and sticks it in his mouth and whacks off in the corner while moaning and farting uncontrollably.
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>>223433083
it's also the best movie of 2025
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>renfield = jonathan harker
why do adaptions do this?
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>>223434984
>Jude
>AI

Hard pass.
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>>223435037
the way he uses and makes fun of AI in this movie is absolutely hilarious
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>>223435014
I don't remember in Dead and Loving it, but in Coppola's, harker comes to Dracula's castle after Renfield.
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>>223434957
Kristy Swanson was one of my first childhood crushes along with Christina Applegate.
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Hotel Transylvania
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either 28 Days Later, I Am Legend, or Signs.
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Dracula
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>>223433083
Dracula vs Batman
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>>223435095
Same, now she follows me on X and likes my posts when I bitch about third world immigrants and talk about guns. Life is fuckin weird.
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>>223434958
That wasn't a movie, that was security video of me at the bus station before I got arrested.
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>>223433083
castlevania
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>>223435222
Oh. Well you were very good in it.
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Blacula
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I like vampire girls

And goths
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>>223433165
This version was truly kino.
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>>223433083
Not specifically Dracula, but the TV version of Salem's Lot is good, as is Innocent Blood. Vamp and The Hunger are also worth a watch.
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Warhammer 3
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I'm a huge Murnau appreciator
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Hasn't been a good one. Have to ignore the book past the excellent intro.

Luc Benson's one does that somewhat but not enough not to spoil it.

Robbert Eggers is a degenerate but his start was good too. Most are. It's the rest that is senseless drivel. I don't want to see students and church glorified. Women etc murdered because they're weird.

I didn't watch to the end of Bensons but it might have gotten better after it sacrificed a cast member. Unacceptable to me anyway. Should have found a way the good survives.

No. None. A better story has to be made. Or one about vampires in general, or immorals. People that hold the past in their mind. Saved it there and out as much as possible. Left with children instead of their equals.
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>>223433083
>favourite Dracula movie

If Orlock counts, Nosferatu.
If it has to be the man himself, then Dracula (1958).

Honourable mention:
Lake of Dracula (1971- though the vampire isn't actually Dracula, technically speaking)
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Even with Winona and Keanu's bad acting, this film is incredible. I like the surreal interpretation of Dracula being something that violates the very laws of time and space (moving shadows, water dripping upside down, distorted ambient voices), and is a cancerous existence stubbornly representing the Old World in the face of a new technological era. Leaning on dreamlike Byzantine/Orthodox aesthetics instead of traditional Gothic was an inspired choice. The soundtrack is a banger as well.
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Since most greats are already posted, I'll say Twins of Evil.
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>>223433165
Truly very good.
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>>223433134
I really respect that Mel Brooks makes sure every one of his movies has at least one an actress with a stonking great tits.
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>>223433083
For me, it's House of Dracula for the kino piano scene.

https://youtu.be/hV7OhY5MhH8?is=fNAAzwOGUkM-F9ly

Beat overall story is probably Son of Dracula. But the original is a classic for a reason, so that can't be ignored either.
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>>223433230
That's one of my favorite movies, but it ain't Dracula bro.
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>>223435209
kek
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>>223435342
Theme song
https://youtu.be/a8ZW8fh_iTM?si=vpivpvyTg5idxKx-
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Near Dark
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>>223433083
Yami no Teio Kyuketsuki Dorakyura
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It is now.
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not a movie
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>>223433165
What does it say about me if I preferred the original but still enioyed this one? I do think Isabelle Adjani was kino however.
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Naga vampr
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Bare Ass Auschwitz 2
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>>223435123
Fuck me Mavis did a great job continuing the never ending lust for cute goth girls.
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>>223435576
Name a couple movies (or any media) that have actually done them properly
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>>223439790
But she's not gothic in the slightest. She's quirky and funny and charming, yes, but except for her looks nothing about her is gothic.
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https://youtu.be/JOnOTyN10I0
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>>223433134
RENFIELD!!!! YOU ASSHOLE!!!!
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Peter Cushing & Christopher Lee Hammer films
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I will now watch your movie
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I'd say that's a tie between Horror of Dracula and Bram Stoker's Dracula, but I'll probably go with the latter because of Wojciech Kilar's killer score, even though I really love James Bernard's one.
I still prefer Christopher Lee compared to Gary Oldman, can't forget that first time he appears with his bloody fangs out and his bloodshot eyes. That, and the reinterpretation of Dracula as some sort of rockstar with AIDS themes and the romance with Mina really prevents Coppola's film to be the basically perfect adaptation.
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>>223436999
>Even with Winona and Keanu's bad acting, this film is incredible.
Absolutely correct. Keanu's bad acting adds a funny charm to the movie even. I don't really mind it, partly ofc because the film's so good overall. Coppola hits it out of the park occasionally.
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>>223438411
Lost Boys > Darkness > Near Dark > Fright Night
https://letterboxd.com/film/darkness-1993/
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>>223433083
Fright Night or some Hammer one a lot of vampire movies I don't care for Salem's Lot with Tobe Hooper was good
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>>223439858

>She's quirky and funny and charming, yes, but except for her looks nothing about her is gothic.

Isn't that the definition of goth girl? They might write some dark poetry sometimes, light some black candles or whatever other superficial stuff they can think of they saw at Spencers, but that's about it
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>>223441485
Is it? I thought those were just posers. I thought a goth girl had to actually be into gothic music, poetry, literature, what little goth film/tv there is, goth video games too I guess, cemeteries/churchgrounds, the beautiful tragedy of death, etc.
That's not to say Mavis herself, and Mavis and Jonathan aren't cute in their own way however. And I'm not sure a real goth girl could fit into a fun lark of a kids movie.
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Some goth girls go really hard on it, others just dabble a little. Both keep the visual aesthetic, as they need at least that much. Posers are the ones who'll put on some black lipstick, maybe some very dark eyeliner and that's as far as they'll go
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>>223441642
Interesting. I guess I'm only into the ones who embrace all of the aesthetic and everything it entails then. Although there's something to be said over the contrast of looking like a goth while acting completely the opposite a la Mavis. I think that's a big part of her appeal.
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I like the black and white Bela Lugosi one the most. Bela's slick hair evening suit interpretation of Dracula is always what I think of when I think of the character
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It's more like my favorite Dracula movie experience. Fargo has a restored 1920s theater complete with a pipe organ and when Shadow of the Vampire came out they did a double feature of that with the original Nosferatu with a dude playing the pipe organ providing the music like they would have done when Nosferatu original came out. It was an amazing experience
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>>223433134
>Two legends basically only have one scene together
>essentially devolves into them cursing in yiddish
>still hilarious

We will truly never see their like again.



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