Victor_Santamaria

In this beautiful adaptation of the well-known classic, Count Dracula is shown in love like no other. An exquisite film where it's especially relevant that the protagonist and hero is Count Dracula, and the villains are all those who want to finish his love affair with Mina. Outstanding performances by Dracula, Mina, and the female vampire.

A story to enjoy and be moved by again and again. The scenes where Count Dracula appears in his vampire ecstasy of blood, love and battle are characterized by simply perfect beauty, direction, and acting. A better actor could not have been chosen for this adaptation.

A soundtrack truly worthy of this great story and its characters.

When you combine the experience of having seen a few witchcraft movies (not necessarily good ones), having no clear ideas, having lost your path as a film maker or maybe be working on find it, and have no idea how to split hairs, a film like this magically appears.

If, in addition, its characters make trivial decisions that you can't quite understand why they weren't made before, or how others decisions are made that you can't understand why they were made, then you understand that you also made a bad decision by paying money to see this absurd, poorly developed, and poorly resolved piece of footage.

In this film things just happen. No one make questions and the story fill a big while in your life that maybe you did not realize how it happened. Everything is a mistery.

A very unpleasant film based on child abuse and blood. Full of moments that will give you a very bad feeling and general discomfort, but far from being considered a good horror film that you never want it ends or that you would watch again and again. Here you face the complete opposite: a bad feeling that is not enjoyable at all and that you just want it ends for leaving the cinema.

It also falls into stupid clichés and absurd decisions by its characters, typical of less than a B-movie where the only thing that matters is seeing blood and finding easy justifications for a undeserved bad ending.

The only good thing about this film is how they've managed again with the marketing to the point of becoming the movie infinitely overrated.