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Dracula

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Money lures an unsuspecting man (Hardy Krüger Jr.) to the castle of an evil European count (Patrick Bergin).

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Audience Member Dracula retold in a modern setting - and the result is as you'd expect. Despite the modernization, there is not enough originality to keep the film afloat, and the meta-fictional parts crash and burn. While I sorta like Patrick Bergin as an actor, he is all kinds of wrong as Dracula. Oh, and when the opening scene makes you laugh out loud, you know what you're in for. In fact, there is a lot of unintentionally hillarious in this film, but otherwise it's extraordinarily unremarkable. Rated 1 out of 5 stars 01/16/23 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis Money lures an unsuspecting man (Hardy Krüger Jr.) to the castle of an evil European count (Patrick Bergin).
Director
Roger Young
Screenwriter
Roger Young, Eric Lerner
Production Co
KirchMedia, LuxVide, RAI Fiction
Rating
R (Sexuality|Some Violence)
Genre
Horror
Original Language
English
Runtime
1h 44m