Dracula: Demon Lover.

[@AliceVonFrankenstein]

What a pity, YT doesn't let us to "give 5 stars" anymore ! Mesmerizing tribute, great choice of song...and if those Dracula's heroines should make their choice between Dwight&Bela...it would be so hard to do !!

[@claudinedemantet]

Absolutely fabulous, I love it ❤

[@blackcougar1959]

Clever interpretation of the music coupled with these brilliant images. Bela and Dwight are Deliriously, Delicious, Demon Lovers indeed.

[@30sDame]

@genia106 Thank you for watching and I am so happy that you enjoyed this and that you joined me in celebrating "Dracula's" anniversary! Actually it was Todd Browning who directed Dracula and James Whale who directed Frankenstein. Whale was such a visionary however, that I can understand your thinking that he must have directed this film as well:) I am so jealous that you were able to meet someone who actually saw Dracula on Broadway! What an honor! I am not surprised that women actually fainted!

[@Darkangelrock92]

I love that Lucy got the most attention in this vid ;)

[@30sDame]

@AliceVonFrankenstein Thank you for watching and I am so happy that you enjoyed this:) I could not let this monumental anniversary pass un-noticed. I agree that choosing between Dracula and Bela would be incredibly difficult- but of course if I had to choose my demon lover, it would be the half vampire Renfield:)

[@Serenadesong]

@steffyCHEF The song is "Demon lover" by the artist Lynn Cornell. I am not sure if it's available at Amazon, you could check there, or possibly E-Bay.

[@irened.]

Never mind: they are the same person, I just googled them.

[@CharlieChaplinsAngel]

who sings this song? :O Could you send this song to me please? :)

[@30sDame]

@Darkangelrock92 Well she did have the most suggestive scenes with the count:)

[@30sDame]

@genia106 Oh my dear Genia don't feel embarassed! It was an honest mistake as Whale did direct two Universal horror films- Frankenstein and Bride of Frankenstein:) That elderly gentleman did tell you the truth- Lugosi was Dracula on Broadway prior to the film, however Renfield was portrayed by an actor named Bernard Jukes. Dwight took the role over on film, and naturally I am biased toward his portrayal:) This gentleman sounded wonderful. I am happy he shared a piece of history with you!