Bram Stoker's Dracula [ 4K - HDR ] Dracula Bites Lucy The First Time - Rain Scene (1992)

[@FumbleAIBO]

The costuming in this film is so amazing and over-the-top. Most were designed by Eiko Ishioka, an avante-garde artist and graphic designer doing fashion for the first time (and doing it spectacularly.) Coppola declared from the start that “The costumes will be the set" and she carried that vision out with Dracula's flayed-skin battle armor and his initial appearance in London as a "macaroni" dandy with his green/blue eyeglasses, Renfield's straitjacket that resembles an insect cocoon, Mina's red dress that flows like blood when she finally succumbs to Dracula... she put her stamp on almost every outfit shown in the film. A number of costumes like Lucy's wedding dress/burial gown and Dracula's death robe are almost exact copies of garments from Klimt paintings. In terms of costuming, it was a tour-de-force.

[@Marvin-dg8vj]

It has to be the most camp, over the top version of Dracula ever..Hugely enjoyable .It is so gay

[@alejandromolinac]

You tedious child….. “flamboyance” is Not a gay thing thing…. They are just attracted to it….

[@mahmudmahmuddin3759]

Tes

[@303Smilezzz]

Yes......just yes!!!!

[@mahmudmahmuddin3759]

@@303Smilezzz mun tau orang mna

[@TheGeekMonster]

Those flowing, billowing nightgowns and curtains are so gorgeously dramatic! The whole scene is so dreamlike and ethereal, as it should be!

[@raedawn2359]

Poor Lucy ...I felt so bad her getting bit hurt like hell

[@raedawn2359]

Ugh

[@atiyaspence4301]

Envious of their clothes

[@vesmir2092]

​@@raedawn2359 Her first time with Dracula almost seemed gentle and sensual by combining pain with pleasure.

[@bltmiy]

cool interesting name My dude be good 🖤🤨

[@Regenmacher175]

You know what keeps this movie fresh? It's the way it depicts vampires and the supernatural elements that surround them. Dracula takes so many different forms in this movie that you get the impression that vampires are entirely incorporeal and the atmosphere makes them really seem more like revenants. The film also goes a long way to depict surreal scenes like this and the other characters can barely believe what they're seeing. It ends up feeling like a a big feverish nightmare. The set design, costume design all help to make this film a visual feast.

[@Talia.777]

Especially the music in this movie is beyond phenomenal

[@carl_anderson9315]

There’s another “superpower” Dracula and Lucy show in the book, they’re able to pass through door gaps, becoming thin, like 2D projections of themselves. Also Dracula can summon the weather, like Storm.

[@remolino1205]

​@@carl_anderson9315How 2D of itself?

[@carl_anderson9315]

@@remolino1205 Like a shadow but more like an image from a projector, or like a sheet of paper, they can literally become 2D.

[@MrMusicopath]

but dracula looks like a werewolf, so wrong

[@cassandramcbride7007]

this scene is so beatiful yet, so hauting... the way that Lucy goes to him, in a state of not controlling her mind. Its just perfect!

[@Patrickbodhi9211]

She was wet for him

[@whutzat]

@@HymnfortheDudes YOU are utterly creepy

[@olufemi7185]

Francis Ford Coppolas adaption is absolutely stunning.. Visually mesmerising. Gary Oldman surely deserved an Oscar. I loved this film. Christopher Lee is still the scariest Dracula for me.

[@mohamedghelam4493]

Fancais

[@dinodisneylover1]

What about Bela Lugosi?

[@olufemi7185]

@dinodisneylover1 Bela Lugosi left a lasting legacy but I grew up with Christopher Lee. Oldman best contemporary Dracula

[@whutzat]

I loved almost everything EXCEPT the three leads and the way Dracula looks/acts in his human form. He's SUPPOSED to be ATTRACTIVE and irresistible. It would have been fine for him to look like that in the opening scenes in Romania, but he needed to be hotter and less weird in Mina's time.

[@PaulLoyd1]

Horror movies rarely are presented with serious acting awards. Gary Oldman is fantastic in anything he appears in. I love the Slow Horses TV series he has the lead in right now.

[@Satanna.avemaria]

My my jaw dropped when I saw this scene as a kid 😂 didn’t expect the outcome but there we go. I don’t think any other Dracula movie would dare pull this off but this scene was done so well

[@the1nonlytony124]

Seen it as kid? Yeah that's great parenting

[@jennybegs]

@@the1nonlytony124 behave we all sneaked watching movies we weren't meant to in the 80s and 90s its only kids now who are pampered and sheltered!!

[@emilyb5278]

I saw it young too fell in love with dracula the man . And thought this was very erotic . I had a pirate video shop next door.

[@jamangel]

Lmao

[@jamangel]

@@the1nonlytony124 lol

[@felixmarques]

It just looks so stunning. This movie is visually gorgeous.

[@pujadas7458]

Movie name kiya hai

[@msangthrope5396]

The music after all these years is still haunting. This is one of the most lush adaptations of Dracula yet.

[@aGoodHunter]

Best Dracula film so far! Also best fantasy/gothic movie in my opinion

[@farmageddon2978]

this and interview with the vampire are amazing

[@wonkothesane8691]

Visually, I agree, however, the romantic link of D and Mina was the weakest point of the film, especially the dialogue, so completely saccharine, it's cancerous. Still, despite this flaw, I really enjoyed the film.

[@christianzafiroglu6705]

Arguably Oldman was never better. I know he got it for playing Churchill, but this is an original vision. His choices are all excellent.

[@whutzat]

@@wonkothesane8691 That's the part I never "bought" That and Keanu's accent, haha.

[@wonkothesane8691]

@@whutzat: No one did. Not even Keanu.

[@jenniferwilliams9699]

Visually stunning! The friendship between Lucy and Mina so reminds me of the friendship I have with my bestie!

[@saltech3444]

You know they kiss each other, right?? :-D

[@jen6089]

homoerotic?

[@reginaldfrempong6644]

You girl kissed each other

[@ophirbactrius8285]

Its not about friendship anymore otherwise its about a lessy or erotically p0rn0 sensational couple.

[@lopetta4077]

This Dracula changed the way I view vampire movies. No vampire movies has ever been able to match this

[@slippinjimmy6511]

This is hard to beat but Lost boys is way up there as well.

[@charlenesearlesrod5]

I don't remember this movie 🤔......... N I loved watching so-called "terror movies" growing up lol my favorite I "chucky" I love that little psychotic fk 😂

[@BljesakiOluja]

Interview with a Vampire maybe?

[@lopetta4077]

@@BljesakiOluja no, cappola's flick is the best vampire flick. It has vampire gore, excorcism, mystery, scares, unbeatable

[@bluntedbuffalo420]

​@@lopetta4077 Bro its subjective everyone has the right to their own opinion and their own reasons why which Movie is Their favorite 😊

[@DrGreg007]

I love this movie. The absolute best Dracula movie ever with Frank Langella a far, far second. Gray Oldham deserved an Oscar. He should have at least been nominated!! 🦇🦇🦇

[@jdxsr85]

Gray Oldham killed it. Brilliant actor.

[@christianzafiroglu6705]

Arguably Oldman was never better. I know he got it for playing Churchill, but this is an original vision. His choices are all excellent

[@DrGreg007]

@@christianzafiroglu6705 pretty much everything oldman touches turns to gold. Including uncredited Hannibal

[@andrew-rn9ui]

​@DrGreg007 Oldman played Hannibal lecter too? Wtf 😂 I really liked Mads Mikkelsen version , he felt threatening, Anthony Hopkins was a good actor but to believe he was capable of harming anyone is a folly in and of itself , I could end 90s Anthony Hopkins with a single punch Mads Mikkelsen was actually threatening , like a trained psycho killer , an unstoppable force, you wouldn't want to run into him in a dark alley Anthony Hopkins was just a crazy old man hElLoO cLaRiCe 😂😂 (I love that movie and his performance so I'm half kidding but still lmfao)

[@DrGreg007]

@@andrew-rn9ui oldman played Vernon in the movie Hannibal. The guy with facial deformities. He's uncredited but it's oldman

[@robwalsh9843]

The way this movie depicted Dracula - a vampire lord - as this overwhelming supernatural force was so effective. A good use of German expressionist influence.

[@dinodisneylover1]

He isn't the Lord of the Vampires/Prince of Darkness for nothing.

[@gailwebb9619]

This scene was fabulous...the music, the wind blowing, the whole atmosphere was scary.

[@evernevermore-ci2so]

Such a great movie. And Sadie Frost did a fantastic job as Lucy. She starts out so adorable and then as Dracula slowly takes her over, she becomes more seductive and intense. By the end she is completely different.

[@valegae854]

❤

[@johnbanks4761]

she is basically corrupted and destroyed..

[@martenselabs3212]

That summarizes the arc of her character very well.

[@silverkitty2503]

she really did i hardly recognize her

[@BetterWithBob]

I remember reading a review a couple of years ago that says she's to the role of Lucy what Christopher Lee is to Dracula and "no one will ever play this role as brilliantly as she does". I completely agree

[@Tge97]

I’m surprised no has mentioned the ost. The storm ost(what this one is called) is chilling and really emphasis Dracula’s menacing presence and power

[@marikkelaszlo3355]

I wish the OST included the wolves howling though! it made this scene relaxing and haunting at the same time

[@joas3324]

Its by W.Kilar.Polish composer.

[@Buzz0Killington]

I remember being like 10 or whatever when this was airing on a loop on HBO. I’d tie my mother’s satin sheet around my neck and walk around the house dragging it behind me. She thought I was pretending to be a superhero when really I was pretending I was under Dracula’s seductive thrall and was helplessly walking to my ultimate fate - in this case - being simultaneously drained and pounded by a man shaped wolf on a stone slab. 😅😂

[@emilyb5278]

Lol

[@ClaudiaMartinez-no4sw]

Hahaha 😂

[@MadhatterOfMankind]

I didnt see that coming

[@GabrielH-W]

Same!! 😂

[@jasminnemcdonald94A]

No way! Are you serious? You really did that as a child? Whoa! Just whoa!

[@eightmilesupwind9030]

OMG, Kilar's music, Coppola's cinematography, Oldman's performance, Ryder's charm. Wow.

[@valegae854]

Kilar ❤🎼

[@eamonndeane587]

Don't forget Sadie Frost's Sensuality.

[@valegae854]

@@eamonndeane587 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤

[@eightmilesupwind9030]

@@eamonndeane587 Indeed!

[@robertbusek30]

And Hopkins’s portrayal of Van Helsing is so good!!

[@PatriciaGarcia-dk7cn]

This film is a masterpiece

[@Letha-Mae]

The purple night gown gorgeous and that's one of the best vampire movies everrrr made

[@gagalover2k10]

It looks more pink to me

[@abeeshaw]

I thought it red 🤔

[@zohantechnology8078]

Waht is move nime plz

[@jmason61]

The garden, wind, stone statues, thunder.... excellent this scene should be longer...PS the same vibe happens in Interview With The Vampire in another pretext...

[@Thechist781]

Dracula really liked women.

[@Gangrel442003]

That he did...

[@Patrickbodhi9211]

He had her body

[@gravito1573]

Back when this werewolf scene used to creep me out. I didn't realise how good it was, to me it was just real, a real thing. Jeez those days... This and the American Werewolf in London totally haunted me

[@gravito1573]

@mouriel maw yeah Nothing is above American werewofl. Not even exorcist. The howl of the werewofl haunted me for years, and I'm not tryin to be extra, it really was like that, it haunted me for years

[@ronaldshank7589]

I can see why! In the case of An American Werewolf in London, those two young men were specifically warned not to travel in the Countryside at night. They disobeyed...and one of those two were savagely attacked by a Werewolf...and eventually ended up turning into one. I forgot what happened to the other guy, but my point is this:When someone gives you a sharp warning about something like that, it'd be best to pay attention to the warning!

[@toosense]

Nothing beats the transformation from man to werewolf in American Werewolf in London. Nothing.

[@whutzat]

For me it's the dream sequences of David's nightmares while he was in hospital that scared me into the next few decades!

[@JPLMONEY23]

This version of Werewolf is more scarier than I've ever seen.

[@whutzat]

Uglier, certainly.

[@georgebailey9238]

Fun fact: The Dracula-vision point of view shots were filmed with a 19th Century movie camera.

[@AdirondackRuby]

Dracula "bites" Lucy...is that what the kids are calling it these days? LOL

[@Holdit66]

The position they were in adds to the eroticism, but they weren't having sex. Vampires only fuck from the neck up. ;-)

[@AdirondackRuby]

@@Holdit66 That last sentence made me laugh so hard! Thank you for that. Made my day.

[@VictoriaTraducciones]

Fun fact, when I first watched this movie I was probably a little too young to be watching this and all my mind registrated was the fact he was drinking her blood, I rewatched it in my teens and I was like hold on, are they...? and in his wolf form? what?! 😳😅🤣

[@Getsomekilo]

That’s not the 1st thought that popped into my head when I saw the thumbnail.

[@jennybegs]

Aww still gives me goosebumps i felt all funny when I first saw this as a teen 🙈

[@smn8620]

Did you get a tingling in your crotch?

[@Johnzith1212]

yes got very horny@@smn8620

[@whutzat]

@@smn8620 Ok Gr*oo*mer

[@schmarrenheimer80]

Bram Stoker: I wove an erotic subtext into the story Coppola: hold my red wine!

[@Holdit66]

When Stephen King wrote Salem's Lot he dropped the sexual element Stoker brought to vampirism, thinking that it would fail to register with modern audiences who were used to far racier stuff. Coppola proved him very wrong. 🙂

[@pennyd5950]

I am reading the book right now, almost at the end. There is nothing about the romance between Dracula and Mina. I am SO FUCKING GLAD they put this stuff in the movie. I love everything. All the scenes with Lucy and Mina are gold. And Gary Oldman is the best Dracula i could imagine.

[@Fabio-fd4oe]

​@@pennyd5950lo único malo de la película es el romance de Drácula y Mina

[@Fabio-fd4oe]

​@@Holdit66Salem 's Lot y Drácula, las dos mejores novelas de vampiros que existen

[@kitsch_bitch]

​@@pennyd5950 Ikr I thought Dracula was somewhat erotic but there's literally nothing like that in the book

[@Reposessor]

At 2:55 inbetween the flashes, you can see a few of Dracula's different human forms inbetween the flashes, omg how am I just noticing. great detail

[@crazyralph6386]

I vividly remember this part at the theatre in ‘92 when i took my date to see this! Should’ve heard the roar and rumble through the place when Wolf Dracula gets a whiff of Mina @2:42? It was so awesome. Such a classic!

[@mikeg2491]

Did you get some that night?

[@crazyralph6386]

@@mikeg2491 haha! negative

[@iamjackscompletelackofsurp9606]

Lucy goosey got way more than just a bite in this scene! 😂 Still this film is so visually stunning. Another favorite of mine is the 79 version with Frank Langella, what a classic!

[@perra5910]

Come on dude, 79 doesn’t even come close to this.

[@iamjackscompletelackofsurp9606]

@@perra5910 I never said that, dodo! 😂 I just said it’s a favorite of mine. Not a great film, not on the level of Coppolas version, but still a good effort!

[@whutzat]

TRUMP 2024

[@iamjackscompletelackofsurp9606]

@@whutzat DUMP 2024

[@whutzat]

@@iamjackscompletelackofsurp9606 Yes. We will dump near-catatonic Joe and "Ho'd my way up the ladder" Kamala the cackling numbskull.

[@NWard1210]

I love this movie! First saw it when I was about ten and this scene has haunted me ever since. As an adult, it never fails to get a lip bite out of me.

[@vannity8]

Same.. I was shocked when I watch this movie 7 years old still creep me out

[@faizanAli-yf1og]

Movie name

[@Mio248]

The thing I love about this movie is that it knows what the hake it is; it knows itself. Almost like it’s saying, “B****, I know myself and I don’t give a care what people think about my anatomy. I’m going all in.” There are many movies out there (let alone vampire movies) that are ‘trying’ to be something before them instead of running their own race and owning up to their own unique self. Furthermore, it shows. This film, the music, the set and sound design, performances, just the whole atmosphere is an extravaganza of art man. Love it

[@fairytalepurityanalyser6056]

The best Jane Austin period drama ever with Gothic horror as the backdrop.

[@amandahess151]

Bram Stoker

[@raoulduke344]

@@amandahess151 I think you missed the joke.

[@monmothma3358]

*Austen. (I got the joke.) Been meaning to read Northanger Abbey, in which Austen satirizes the Gothic horror genre.

[@raoulduke344]

@@monmothma3358 I thought that was Pride and Prejudice and Zombies.

[@monmothma3358]

@@raoulduke344 No that's someone else who rewrote Austen. I LOVE the movie P and P and Zombies, though

[@tuckerbowen4626]

2:28 all of my Little Red Riding Hood fanfics in a nutshell right there

[@nombredeusuarionombr]

To me, this is porn 😮

[@xenomorphlover]

This version of Dracula, Nosferatu Interview with the vampire and Lost boys are definitely masterpieces on their own in the vampire genre...

[@frankynovotny2030]

Over the top and dripping with style, but it doesn't fall apart at all because the costumes, art direction, cinematography, score and acting hold it together.

[@magica1355]

Movies really used to be so grogeous didn't they?

[@yogakungfu6723]

Can't blame him, Lucy was a hot redhead

[@irvingnarvaez3385]

You would have Definitly gave it to Lucy! Redhead in a Red Gown what a lovely Couple we would have Made.... AAAAOOOOOOoooo😎😛

[@filipselakovic9768]

Can't blame him for raping and murdering a woman? I know you would not.

[@infjelphabasupporter8416]

He went for Triss at first, then he changed his mind and picked Yennefer. We've all been through that, haven't we?

[@michelehernandez4217]

Is a Vampire a Werewolf, or a Werewolf a Vampire? This movie is creepy good...All the gothic, dark, lighting, music, acting/actors, makeup, sound & cinematography, costume & set designs, is true nostalgic masterpiece art form. Francis Ford Coppola(Italian) knows his Stuff..enchanting dark love story.

[@Fabio-fd4oe]

Drácula y los vampiros en general tienen la habilidad de transformarse en cualquier criatura de la noche: lobo, murciélago, ratas, incluso en niebla

[@germanrodriguez4091]

Además de los poderes de cambiar forma de Drácula, en algunas leyendas del este de Europa, no parece haber distinción entre hombres lobo y vampiros. En la novela de Bram Stoker, Jonathan Harker escucha la palabra ruman "vukodlac", que es el mismo término para ambos monstruos.

[@xXPunkerBoy97Xx]

@@germanrodriguez4091vârcolac

[@CobaltLobo]

That flash of draculas real face at 2:55 was clever

[@soundtreks]

I saw this film 4 times in the cinema in 1992. Some of it hasn’t aged well but Oldman is amazing as well as Wojcich Kilar’s score and the amazing cinematography

[@chupacabra3331]

I think both men and women understand the allusion in this scene to real life. Not so romantic, but it’s seducing a woman until she loses all control and just opens herself to you. A rare thing of beauty.

[@PoliticallyInsensitive]

I didn't know how many times I've seen this movie (it's not a lot) but 1) Lucy was all about getting railed by a warewolf. 2) Winnona Ryder coming down those steps is now my favorite part.

[@Klaus-em3ix]

Mina

[@IlIlIlIll-qk7dp]

I appreciated that also

[@gagalover2k10]

Okay but Lucy's vampire get up is still the best and most iconic look to date, the fact she was completely covered yet still seductive as well as creepy made the costume so timeless. I do wish she had more screen time as a vampire though.

[@حسينفايزالتناني]

ممكن نتعرف بحضرتك ونكون اصدقاء واخوات

[@atiyaspence4301]

Damn 🤭 Who knew Dracula was a freak 😎

[@technofilejr3401]

🤣😂😂🤣

[@sicarrioh3395]

😂😅

[@AhMonie1]

🤣🤣💀

[@LisaEllis-rt3xh]

😂!

[@thalastkg]

One of my all-time fav Movie ever!

[@ronlacker326]

Werid way of saying you're into beastiality.

[@justineves3588]

Very very stylish and scary part of one of the very best vampire movies ever

[@TwilightAngel_89]

I love vampire films, Dracula especially 😄

[@OgDj2024]

I never understood why it has been so hard to make a good Dracula movie but when I first saw this one I was like, “FINALLY IT HAPPENED!!” This is the best Dracula movie I have ever seen! The Lost Boys was great, and maybe Fright Night can be thrown in the mix but, this one was the best! RESPECT! ✊🏾

[@frmrsgtusmc1789]

Shaggy could definately use this power. When his girl catches him red-handed banging on the bathroom floor, instead of saying "it wasn't me," he could just say "do not see me." Much more effective.

[@safetybeachlife]

I forgot how lush and awesome this movie was . Going to have to rewatch it !

[@mariosanchezgumiel7757]

Although Winona Ryder is superb in "Dracula", I think the real discovery of the movie was Sadie Frost.

[@tsiaotsiao3906]

The most underrated movie of all time.

[@AliCan-wo9ky]

Xsszeyy

[@dainhuston]

To boldly go where Hammer films hadn’t gone

[@gambit8021]

Something about Winona walking down those stairs!😈

[@whutzat]

You spelled *jiggling wrong.

[@sammyshehole]

Bounce bounce bounce bounce.

[@michellecoscolluela3127]

beautiful casts and thats the best dracula ived ever seen

[@alexandredacostasilva]

interview with the vampire was the only film that could match this

[@jasminnemcdonald94A]

Walking in the rain and being bitten by a vampire. Well, there goes the neighborhood.

[@hondaman6918]

One of my all time favourite movies…. Cinematography was excellent.

[@pgfinna]

I've never seen this movie and this is my favorite movie

[@Webslinger8484]

Will see what Nosferatu brings Christmas 2024, but this film is still the best Dracula to big screen.

[@TheIndependentLens]

I remember seeing this in the theater in 1992 and being quite impressed and amazed at Winona bounding down those stairs . . . I never knew she had it in her . . . Or on her, as it were.

[@monmothma3358]

Hey, she was only taking her job seriously! Her character wouldn't have been wearing a corset with her nightie ;)

[@seththomas9105]

Men of culture... Assemble!

[@GoodLookingGentlemen]

I know...what a great pair...pear...peer

[@TheWaynos73]

seeing Monica Bellucci’s assets on full display was another bonus in this film - if i was Harker i could have easily spent a few months as a bed hostage with those Brides 😆

[@bloodyrose1985]

2:44 “and lo, the beast looked upon the face of beauty. And beauty stayed his hand.” 2:56 Dracula’s face

[@drmitofit2673]

Winona running down the stairs in 4K 1:20

[@zelashizzz1278]

Doing the lord's work

[@jackkrauss]

Don't know how I missed that when I was younger.

[@davidstone281]

DAMN

[@Flp6_3hole]

Bro that werewolf or whatever u wanna call it has haunted me since I saw this as a kid. Still scariest design for a werewolf/vampire. And the man bat thing also later in movie freaked me out man. This movie is legit.

[@visionaerie]

I think the idea is that Dracula can be a wolf or a bat or rats ora man..... Or something in between each of those forms. He jumped off of the ship, the Demeter, in the form of a wolf. You can see the wolf's shadow in the billowing sale as he jumped overboard. Then they show him running around London from his point of view. The camera work is low to the ground as if you were viewing what it would be like to run around on all fours. By the time he gets to Lucy's mansion, he changes again to this werewolf form. Then he puts the moves on to Lucy in the bushes, and quite successfully I might add. 😮

[@pokechamp3987]

It's creepy how fast it is!

[@jimbo6413]

I dunno, Lucy seemed to be rather enjoying herself 🤷‍♂️

[@malloryoates8580]

getting screwed by a gorilla dracula 😂😂😂

[@TutosViolet]

She was hypnotized.

[@hiranom20]

​@@malloryoates8580 A sasquatch lmao

[@joas3324]

Another creep

[@jimbo6413]

@@joas3324 Lighten up Francis.

[@Sam_Guevenne]

We are all damned for trying to find this very scene.

[@jerrysetlerr770]

I can relate to his hunger, after being away to work for a while from my wife , when I return home .

[@sweetcountrybear]

I love this scene.

[@aamirjee4895]

Then come with me

[@chadhickes8563]

The greatest romance film of all time!!! Bram Stoker’s Dracula

[@thenewapelles6448]

Incredible scene! And Winona Ryder bouncing around in that night gown is peak cinema. Thank you Coppola!

[@ally1827]

This movie was epic

[@daniels7907]

Holy Queen Victoria's Secret!!!! Where did a good, upper-class, English girl get an outfit like that in those days?!

[@vannity8]

Me 7 years old watching this on TV 2001 I was shocked and traumatized still creep me out ♥️my first and fav Dracula movie 🦇🦇🦇🦇

[@mmolenda8141]

The nightgown Lucy wears ....omg ❤❤❤

[@TaDarling1]

All Dracula movies show the creature erotically biting a woman's neck, but this was the first Dracula movie I had ever seen where the creature seemed to have an actual sex drive.

[@whutzat]

Edward Cullen though...

[@danladi4073]

@whutzat ...is not Dracula

[@whutzat]

@@danladi4073 I thought he meant he hadn't seen ANY vamps with sex drives. My mistake.

[@realhbk316]

The Master, Francis Ford Coppola, at work!!

[@phina8392]

The creepy music, and I remember the way he says Blood…

[@PazBinv1]

1:22. Awesome sequence.

[@tdub52]

Especially when you slowdown the playback speed 😂

[@deepeshbasnet1974]

Lmfao i never noticed it. I'm ascending to heaven now. Bye. 😇😇😇

[@waseemsaeed7451]

❤❤

[@christianzafiroglu6705]

Dracula is bonkers movie. The acting ranges from classy and for the ages (Oldman, arguably never better) to amateur hour incarnate (Reeves) to hammy (Hopkins in two roles, neither of which he takes seriously). But it is one of the most visually arresting movies ever. Coppola let the cameras loose and built everything to operatic levels. A messy, weird, utterly great film.

[@WeCaredALot]

Lol, I loved Hopkins in this

[@robertbusek30]

Hopkins is hamming it up a bit, but for Van Helsing in this adaptation, it works. Remember, he’s “God’s madman…”

[@nathanloughran5935]

I love how the first thing Dracula did when he got off the ship was to go get some ass

[@perra5910]

He went doggin, I would have also in his position.

[@sukottoshinobe7360]

He needed blood

[@perra5910]

@@sukottoshinobe7360 he could have fed on anyone else, he was horny.

[@archiereece8321]

@@perra5910 he was humping Lucy

[@rocker76m88]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@souperstar7050]

And that's how wolf babys are made. Or Vampire babys, I'm not really sure. Some kinda monster baby.

[@josephhernandez1885]

Hybrid babies

[@malloryoates8580]

gorilla baby?

[@YaLittleFriend]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@jameswalker6864]

Beast babies.

[@whutzat]

Renesmee

[@midastouch4323]

a str8 up, was this softcore?

[@MegaZenaro]

Ate hoje, continua sendo o MELHOR filme de Vampiro ja feito. Isso É inquestionável !! Eepero qie façam um melhor, porem duvido

[@AhJodie]

This movie was so great, but I did not want the ending to be like it was.... ah well, I totally enjoyed it. In a way it made the romance so much hotter than it would have been for these women in a normal relationship.... which I found exciting too!

[@quex213]

1:21 had to replay

[@eveningowl9443]

me too lol

[@rocker76m88]

😏😏

[@francoisehelin5129]

Les deux actrices sont magnifiques et magiques dans le film de Dracula et l'acteur qui fait le rôle de Dracula est magique.

[@dr.strangelove.miguelaleja2825]

Yes Gary oldman.

[@TheJohnny50000]

Honestly I would have made Lucy my vampire wife if I was in Dracula s position.

[@DrGreg007]

Lucy Rocks!!

[@ganondorfdragmire9855]

Position 😂😂 I see what you did there

[@DavidLeopold-cv7ew]

True.

[@SImonDeLikaeble]

Gary Oldman - so good in so many parts. Such a varied career.

[@Kristyn00]

That’s why I’m a monster girlie now. Had no business watching this as a tween.

[@marikkelaszlo3355]

As a little kid watching this, I thought it was just a woman singing the entire time, I never knew wolves were howling in the background, those wolves’ voices sound so human omg!!

[@djhusk8683]

2:23 for how many years I'm finding the Choir chants.. any idea where I can find the chants

[@4KArchives]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZibiZaXrpitr5osi=63r4pQYNwVawWrRg&t=259 "The Storm" from the OST

[@djhusk8683]

@@4KArchives thnks 👌👌

[@brucekentnyc]

Everybody wants a lover like that! CoolSculpting my dear. It's in here about what might but now has happened to you. That is the worse thing for this lifetime. You just can seem in this and the last life time catch a break. Hopefully you will be alright and it will naturally resolve itself. Ms. LGE is going to have a field day. She is very mean!! lol

[@amberlaughlin3518]

@@brucekentnyc oh it will be epic for sure!! For both Lucy and Dracula.🤘😁😁😁

[@aaronhazelwood8388]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZibiZaXrpitr5o

[@frankduffy2413]

Utterly brilliant

[@odin1185]

1:20 so good!

[@EVEmasta]

5.1 isn’t supported on KZbin.. which sucks

[@4KArchives]

I agree. I did a bit of research about this a few weeks ago, and posted this on a discussion on reddit. "KZbin doesn't have a 5 channel carrier for uploaded 5.1 material. It uses a re-rendered version where it differs between clients. So for a computer with high bitrate like fiber-connection it’ll deliver a high bitrate high quality version, and for a mobile and low bandwith it’ll produce a low bitrate much lower quality version. All appropriate to the device you’re looking at It also reprocesses the audio and it reprocesses it down to only two channels down-mixing from 5.1 to a stereo perspective. The center channel is being spread across left and right and the rear channels are then transcoded onto the front, but with a phase difference. So what you get is a Dolby Stereo with front, left and right, and the rears added to it in a phase relationship. So you’re going to get an effect that relates to what was serviced originally. It’s far from perfect, and certainly not digital 5.1, but it’s giving you some of what was there originally. The data is kept though. If you download for example my videos, you will see that the file you have locally on the hard disk still contains the original digital 5.1 audio.

[@ILove-c9k8s]

Name

[@davidaustin2109]

“I Love Lucy”. 😅😂😅

[@stefmihai9717]

Me too!

[@Klaus-em3ix]

I love Mina❤️

[@Craighnadun1743]

Quel film !!!!! Une des meilleure version à ce jour❤❤❤❤❤

[@alistorblueandangelgreendu2316]

Yoo dude wasn’t just bite her he was getting some 😎now that’s a vampire movie

[@valegae854]

Its true? Que esta peli no fue muy valorada en los 90 cuando se estreno??? A mi me encanta en muchos de sus aspectos...