FIRST Time Watching *DRACULA: DEAD AND LOVING IT* | Movie Reaction

Yall Have Been Wanting Me To Do A Dracula Dead And Loving It Movie Reaction Since The Very Beginning Of Me Doing KZbin. Dracula Dead And Loving It Is Probably My Most Highly Requested Movie Reaction On The Channel, Hope You Enjoy. #MelBrooks #MovieReaction #FirstTimeWatching #Dracula #DraculaDeadAndLovingIt
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[@dennislittau6320]

You didn't think this movie was that good, but you still laughed during 99% of it?

[@HelloMellowXVI]

Look at the difference between my laughter in my reactions to say kung fu Hustle and naked gun. You'll see an entirely different reaction. When I watch a comedy I expect to be gut busting laughing. I wasn't doing that, and you didn't see the other hour of the movie where I wasn't laughing at all, I showed you like 20 something minutes of what I wanted you to see. Why would I post a reaction of me not laughing? That's boring... now like I said, this movie was below average.

[@joanreyes3878]

@@HelloMellowXVI time to watch (Dracula untold) it will give you the rest of dracula back story

[@dennislittau6320]

@@HelloMellowXVI Thanks for the answer, I see your point there 🙂Nice reaction anyways..

[@arisucheddar3097]

You can kind of smile and giggle at something and not find it incredibly funny. To me, a really funny movie has me coming back and craving a rewatch. This one...eh not really.

[@vominator]

@@HelloMellowXVI f'realz.

[@jozsa8043]

Mel Brooks didn't tell Steven Weber about the amount of blood that was gonna spray during the staking scene. So his reaction is genuine.

[@davidr1050]

"She's dead ENOUGH" !

[@candijohnson6382]

Omg I didn’t know that and now this is even funnier 😂😂😂😂😂

[@lampad4549]

Source?

[@DannyBedo]

“What is an enema” is the funniest part of this video. Boy you have so many things to learn 😂😂

[@aarongarvey7939]

Shoving your fingers up someone’s arse in simple terms

[@jojorumbles8749]

Funniest joke was the message in the lobby. When she finally remembered to give the message and interrupted, Dracula looked absolutely shocked, horrified, and bewildered.

[@tonybihn132]

For me it’s the one where Amy’s character goes through the wrong door that Dracula tells her to go into 🤣

[@gojuls]

The best part of this movie is Renfield. Hands down the main reason why I've re-watched this over and over. Every-single-thing he does is hilarious. Just his noises and screams! I just can't with him! lol

[@cee3poh888]

I NEVER CLICKED SO FAST !!! I loved this movie and it seems like no one else knew it existed. I'm excited 😊 🍿🍿

[@theomelchior2739]

i recommend Octokrools vid, they seem to genuinly love this movie.

[@mr44mag]

I don't know how I missed it! This is one of my favorite movies. Also, no tip? How are you not going to her the tip? She deserves at least the tip.

[@KayEmCee92]

I introduced this movie to my partner literally a month ago, he was hesitant because is considered an “old movie” but he loved it. It’s an absolute hidden gem that is quite underrated…

[@hectorfadel8548]

And the reason of the shadow in the book it is specified that the shadow of dracula is a separate being and he has his own way of acting obviously under dracula's control

[@marsmartin]

It's technically a spoof of both the Bram Stoker's Dracula movie AND Dracula 1931 - it mixes it up a bit. It is a silly movie but a lot of fun, and I appreciate that you watched it!

[@TheSchaef47]

Yeah, a lot of that opening scene is from the Lugosi film

[@jinxzdream]

yes!! it’s sad seeing the references to the 1931 dracula not being understood lol

[@richardlevy1459]

Garlic is a plant that has long had magical protective qualities, the part we tend to see with the cloves is from the root, wild garlic is a green plant with a small white flower. It's hypothesised that it was the plant that protected Odysseus from the sorcery of the witch Circe.

[@karlajaeger2082]

No, circe basically made him be her bedmate. That said garlic and pigs are great together.

[@richardlevy1459]

@@karlajaeger2082 lol you probably nailed the original story over the Homeric one

[@karlajaeger2082]

@@richardlevy1459 thanks but Homer did it first. I can just twist the story. Edit: i suck at archery.

[@cosmicdoggo9296]

Plus vampires wore seen as a illness and death personifade pretty much ewery thing that is healthy and good for you is bad for them garlic included

[@richardlevy1459]

@@cosmicdoggo9296 great insight

[@CULeeisMe]

I saw this movie in theaters when I was a kid. My boys and I were the only ones in the theater. It's still one of our fondest memories. We quote this movie all the time! Thank you for a walk down memory lane!

[@chasestreet8082]

I think there are 2 reasons so many people wanted you to react to this. Its a combination of the fact that there just aren't that many reactions on KZbin to this movie, and also because we all think you're one of the best movie reaction channels out there. Sorry that you didn't enjoy this that much, but I respect your opinion. I'm just thankful that you reacted to it! Keep up the great work!

[@Acid-Fire]

If you ask me, too many reactors are wasting their time with this crap movie. That’s the only reason people are asking for it now. Because they see other reaction channels reacting to it and now think this movie is worthwhile when it never was. This was movie was a,ways considered a stinker by everyone since it’s come out

[@darladylon4299]

12:58 your reaction to the doctor crack opening the skull had me in tears laughing for 10min straight. Your reaction was so genuine and one of the funniest reactions I have ever seen.

[@TheFrugalVideoGamer]

I will say, Peter Macnicol absolutely *killed* it as Renfield in this one, at least! Oh, and if you watch the full credits, Dracula *does* get the last word in! And an enema is a way to cleanse your colon - and the whole "cut off her head, stuff her mouth with garlic, and tear off her ears" was an *actual method* for killing vampires in folklore.

[@jinxzdream]

this is one of my favourite movies!! it’s actually also based off the 1931 dracula hence some of the jokes being more related to that one too ^^ also!! the scene of jonathan being sprayed by blood was a genuine reaction! he had no idea about how much blood would actually be sprayed but tried to keep it real, you can hear him laugh when he says “oh my god” def one of my favourite movies !!

[@phousefilms]

Lol, the staking scene will never NOT be funny. Johnathan giving the very light tap and throwing his hands up like "Of course!"as even more blood sprays him KILLED me! "She's ALMOST DEAD!" "SHE'S DEAD ENOUGH!" Dracula dropping off the ceiling after he slams the door, XD And him messing up the hypnosis between Mina and the maid. Peter Macnicol as Renfield is so goddamn hilarious. Very like the OG. This one might be my favourite Mel Brooks movie, but "the Producers"with Gene Wilder is great!

[@mandapanda2847]

Choosing a favourite Mel Brooks is hard but I'd have to say Men in Tights is mine. It was the first one I saw so holds a bit of nostalgia with it too.

[@Justanotherconsumer]

Daring choice. The Producers (the version with Gene Wilder) is my favorite.

[@jennifermcalinden3044]

Spaceballs, I can quote that thing backwards and forwards.

[@Kiernan5]

Favorite Brooks movie... gotta be Blazing Saddles. One of the funniest most quotable movies I've ever seen.

[@goldilox369]

I love #1 Young Frankenstein #2 Blazing Saddles, #3 Men in Tights #4 Dead and Loving It. (Spaceballs, The Producers and anything else are in the last places)

[@The_Nightsong]

oh, LOOOOOVE that movie!!!

[@sophiaaldous3199]

I grew up watching Dracula and Mel Brooks movies, so when the two came together I was, as our darling Mina would say, “SEW HAUPPEY!”

[@archangeljmj6008]

Peter MacNicol is doing the most spot on impression of Dwight Fry from the '31 Dracula that it's uncanny. He's absolutely brilliant

[@hilarywilkes7853]

I love that someone is finally reacting to this! 🤣🤣 it's one of my favorites! So goofy but hilarious 🤦🏼‍♀️🤣

[@drakeloki4214]

An enema is where they funnel water in the opposite end of the mouth to clean the intestines

[@harleyjackson3708]

"Te opposite end of the mouth?" You mean up their ass. I'm familiar with the act because as a gay dude, we do this regularly to keep clean whenever intercourse may be possible.

[@drakeloki4214]

@@harleyjackson3708 You Tube is constantly changing what you can put, I had posts deleted for less... I think, they never tell you why they remove them.

[@simpman9977]

The opposite end of the mouth? Do you mean the poop shoot?

[@drakeloki4214]

@@simpman9977 I already explained my choice of words.

[@simpman9977]

@@drakeloki4214 I desire a more....preferable outcome to these words.

[@agenttheater5]

21:46 I think this is the first vampire story that talked about how messy a business vampire killing really is

[@MrRezRising]

You did Blazing Saddles a couple years ago, when you had, like 300 subs. 136,000 subs later... Gratz Mel. Oh, and yeah, vampires can change into wolves. And fog. And a few other things that are made up by Bram Stoker, but the wolf thing is the real legend.

[@mikejordan8259]

Movie Glass is actually made of Sugar and Water once upon a time. Now days it made of a brittle Plastic.

[@filipvadas7602]

Mel Brooks and Leslie Nielsen is a match made in heaven. Its just a shame they weren't involved in more movies together.

[@Spindler2007]

Leslie Nielsen was always funny in many comedy spoofs he was in ranging from Mel Brooks movies like this one to Scary Movie 3 and 4. There is one spoof Nielsen did in 1990 called Repossessed which is a parody of The Exorcist and it also stars Linda Blair who played Reagan in the original movie. It's not one of the best spoofs out there but it does have it's funny moments.

[@Kiernan5]

I love Repossessed. I keep requesting it from different reactors that I watch, but it seems like nobody knows this movie. I wouldn't say that everything Leslie Nielsen is in is good. He was in some comedies later in his career that I didn't care for, like Spy Hard or Wrongfully Accused. I think he just got so well known as a comedic superstar that studios thought dropping him into any movie would make it successful.

[@seanmillette4323]

Dude bouncing around in the ships hold is one of my favorite comedic moments.

[@mindyg7064]

12:05 Fuck me, he's right! All doors ARE just windows without glass. Mind blown.

[@Edd25164605]

SHE VILL BECOME ONE HERSEEEEELF!

[@TheMarvelousM]

HWAT?!?

[@Edd25164605]

@The Marvelous M SHE VILL BECOME ONE HERSEEEELF!

[@keegansandlin]

​​@@Edd25164605 HWAT?!?

[@Velg]

For the parts in movies that have people jumping out windows they use sugar glass, which is also known as candy glass or breakaway glass, which is made up of corn syrup, water, and sugar. It is used in stunt scenes instead of glass to prevent harming the actors. Though it is not as dangerous as real glass, it still has the potential for injury

[@TheSchaef47]

That's also the stuff they use when an actor needs to eat glass, like in The Grinch when they have Jim Carrey munch on that beer bottle.

[@ashurmom2969]

Glad you watched Bram Stoker’s Dracula first, more fun this way!! 🧛🏻‍♂️

[@derGhebbet]

Renfield, you asshoooooooooole 🤣 I love this movie.

[@legionaireb]

0:12 - Hope you enjoyed the 'Brahm Stalker' version. 16:45 - Medical tradition holds that garlic has purifying properties that cleanse ill humors and bring positive energies into the area. These energies are anathema to undead creatures and demons, so vampires are weakened in their presence. 17:05 - An enema is when they shove a funnel up your back passage and pour hot water directly into your colon. It...gets messy... 20:59 - Other than the ears thing, that's real. 21:20 - That's a REAL reaction. The actor had no idea how much blood there would be. 27:33 - There's various techniques, but one of the most common is through the use of a substance called 'sugar glass.' It's basically shaped rock candy and is often used for breakable bottles in fight scenes. You have to watch the credits all the way to the end or else you miss Dracula getting in the last word. (I WAS going to link you to the last few seconds of the credits with no comment so you could just see it yourself, but the only version of the credits I found on KZbin cuts off before the end).

[@user-gn1uy5hs7e]

I love all of mel brooks movies. He's a comedy legend! Some of his movies are better than others. This is a movie from my childhood, so i still love it.

[@sewthernbelle]

Actually if you wait until the credits stop rolling you’ll hear Dracula get the last word and the last laugh! If you can try to watch this with Mel Brooks Commentary. It’s really interesting because he’s with two other writers telling behind the scenes stuff and then they cut to commentary from Amy Yasbeck and Steve Weber which is basically them making fun of their performances.

[@ranga1cat]

Yes! This movie is an old favorite, so happy that you’re reacting to this!

[@c.b.barlow]

An enema is a medical procedure in which a rubber hose is placed up the butt and the intestines are then flushed with water (from the hose).

[@Dreamfox-df6bg]

Yes, Vampires should be able to turn into bats and wolves. But it's cheaper on the special effects and/or animal handling budget, so these days they usually leave that part out of the shows and movies. About the Doctor doing the autopsy to his students, there was probably the first show with a county medical examiner 'Quincy, M.E.' and it had a similar scene in the opening. In the show this happens when Quincy wants to go to check something for a case, but has to do a 2 hour lecture. So he makes his students pass out or run to the bathroom with a pretty gruesome autopsy. No students, no lecture. Movie glass sometimes was made out of clear sugar. Especially the bottles ones that were smashed on people's heads.

[@filmstudenthiernan4870]

You think Peter MacNicol purposefully messed up the bed scene so he could continue feeling up and kissing the vampire brides? 😂

[@hilarywilkes7853]

And Harvey Korman , the one that keeps ordering the enemas, was in the famous dentist sketch with Tim Conway on the Carol Burnett show! Comedic Geniuses!!!🤣🤣🤣

[@bethking7348]

My daughters used to laugh so hadrd at this movie, especially at the coffin sliding in the ship 😂😂❤❤

[@TheSchaef47]

My favorite Mel Brooks movie is one you already covered: Spaceballs. My favorite Leslie Nielsen movie is Wrongfully Accused, and I hope someday you'll give that one a try.

[@justacrystal567]

So, in your other video, you asked what our favorite vampire movies were. Well, this is mine! I first watched this when I was 11. We were at blockbuster and could pick out a movie, so my younger brother picked this movie out thinking it was a serious film. Needless to say, we were absolutely shocked, but I loved every minute of it! Definitely one of my favorites though it is not for everyone.

[@Nighthawk_r33]

"Renfield you asshole" funniest moment in that movie 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Vendrix86]

27:41 - it's breakaway glass. They won't cut the skin but they can still cut your eyes so you wanna be a little careful. This type seems particularly fragile, probably the one used before the version all the studios use now.

[@btnhstillfire]

I like the subtle things ppl always miss. For example when Renfield falls down the stairs he yells “A, E, I, O, U….Y” lol

[@TheMarvelousM]

O, M, F, G... I never noticed that until now. I'm ashamed...

[@charlesderosas5577]

one of my favourite mel brooks comedies criminally underrated

[@2429Ryanspeer]

This film is soooooo hilarious and thanks for uploading this video Mellverse 👍 👍👍👍👍

[@srichael2713]

8:20 Dracula said "that you remember" which the usher who still might be under his hypnosis/mind control took it as an order to remember Dracula's previous command. Dracula really needs to work on wording his commands...

[@nl817]

Enema is where you squirt water up your butt. Also, glass in movies is frequently either special glass or it is a "sugar" glass type substance.

[@bethking7348]

So glad somebody viewed this classic!

[@simonhassnilsson7009]

This Movie is a parody of the 1992 Movie,but also basically a all around parody of the classic Universal films and the much more bloody and sensual British Hammer Horror Films

[@jeremyspates8761]

The bug-eating scene is maybe the funniest thing I've ever seen.

[@flaviosmartins]

Hey Mell, after the end credits roll, Dracula responds in Moldavian, giving him the true final word.

[@Sovreign071]

This movie is a sort of guilty pleasure, since a lot of the humor seems right up my alley. Thanks for taking the time to watch it for us anyways! Oh, and there IS a post credit bit with Dracula's retort...

[@MsBlackdeath13]

Thank you so much for doing a reaction to this movie. Barely any reaction KZbinrs have done this one. Also I love the editing of this one - so hilarious. 😂 I do hope you’ll watch the original 1930s version someday. Also some suggestions for other vampire movies: Eat Locals, Daybreakers and What we do in the shadows.

[@thegeekoutgirl]

12:26 I though that guy looked like the dad from waverly place and apparently he is 😂 15:35 that’s funny cuz dom deluise is that waverly place guy’s dad irl lol

[@TheMarvelousM]

Dom Deluise used to be in a lot of Mel Brooks movies.

[@Sharauni]

This movie has a special spot in my heart, I absolutely love it! I was 12 and it was the first Mel Brooks movie I watched, and I've watched it hundreds of times since lol. I spent at least a week after I first saw it saying "Heyappy" like Mina did, drove my parents nuts. I still say it like that on occasion when the mood strikes XD

[@TroyRiver92]

Hugely underrated film by Brooks. Closely follows the story of Dracula too…

[@agenttheater5]

3:00 Hey she's an old lady, she's earned the right to live in comfort in her old age, we all gotta make a living

[@tubekulose]

I don't know if it's still the case but theatrical glass, that is supposed to break during a scene, was (is?) usually made of sugar.

[@filipvadas7602]

The cool thing tho is that, while the goofiness is turned up to 11, Mel Brooks' portrayal of Van Hellsing is pretty close to the book version. He's described as a cheery man, who's accent and friendly behaviour makes him seem like a huge goofball, which to an extent he kind of is. But whenever something supernatural comes along he *instantly* turns into a badarse who you'd have no trouble believing could square up against Dracula.

[@PuppetDungeon]

The enema references are poking fun at The Road to Wellville, which is amazingly weird in the best way. (And based on a true story) Great reaction as always!

[@davidr1050]

27:47 -- sugar glass... Same thing they make bottles out of that you break over actors heads..

[@ashurmom2969]

Can’t pick a fave Brooks film, old enough to remember all of them, A+… the 70’s movies are the best for me, had to watch the later movies a few times to get onboard but still enjoyed them all

[@vtjbproductions]

Me and my grandma would watch this all the time when I was a kid , she loved it as much as I did

[@kidkong637]

There’s a good amount of material parodied from the 1931 film Dracula, especially in the beginning.

[@fattybuccha72190]

My absolute favorite line is when Van Helsing is talking about Vlad and Dracula is just "...They had it coming". XD

[@jacosyutin3885]

Okay MellVerse, just let you know, It was Harvey Korman who played as both 'Dr Seward' in this movie, And 'Hedley Lamarr' in Blazing Saddles.

[@Blizzard-kf3qm]

Dracula gets the last word after the end credits.

[@SweetSoraSatu]

Its so much fun to watch old movies and just have a good time... Thanks mate (Hello from Czech Republic)

[@FeyNoel]

just so you know, Dracula does actually get the last word in. You just have to wait for all the credits to be done and as the screen is fading to black you can hear him speak before it all over.

[@romanhardware]

The entire cast was perfect and when I saw there is a movie coming out called Renfield I instantly thought of Peter MacNicol because in my opinion the best Renfield to ever exist.

[@Lueluekopter]

Sweet summer child, enema is not medicine 😅

[@Seraph180]

This is hands down, my absolute favorite Mel Brooks film of all time.

[@pmalone4]

This is my favorite Mel Brooks film.

[@filipohman7277]

Awesome Movie and Work Bro, Thanks 👍👍👍👍😀 Greetings from Helsinki, Finland 🇫🇮🇺🇸🇫🇮🇺🇸🇫🇮🇺🇸🇫🇮🇺🇸

[@BiggBede]

11:43 - it parodies the most popular vampire movies made up until then, such as Dracula (with Bela Lugosi), Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror.

[@Jforrester90]

The glass they use for windows in movies is break away glass. It’s treated to where it breaks but will not cut the stunt men.

[@goldilox369]

I love #1 Young Frankenstein #2 Blazing Saddles, #3 Men in Tights #4 Dead and Loving It. (Spaceballs, The Producers and anything else are in the last places)

[@killer_rabbit42]

This movie parodies vampire movies in general, but more specifically, much of it comes from the 1931 Dracula movie with Bela Lugosi. There are also elements of the 1970's Hammer Film Dracula movies starring Christopher Lee as Dracula. Mel Brooks was thinking of doing this movie in black & white like he did with Young Frankenstein but decided against it because if you're going to do a vampire movie, you need the bright red blood visuals like they had in the Hammer Film Dracula movies. The reason the woman in the village was doing that with her voice is because in a lot of monster movies, especially older ones, there is usually an old Gypsy/wise woman with that kind of voice inflection who warns the out of town characters about the dangers of the night (which the characters almost immediately ignore).

[@princeofcats6883]

According to the avgn, the story in this movie is the closest rendition of the actual Dracula that was created, beaides the comedy, in terms of character, story, and plot.

[@agenttheater5]

13:27 I think the nurse is Billy Crystal's daughter. All I know for a fact is that she went to the same school as Mel Brooks's son so Mel Brooks, Amen Bancroft and Billy Crystal were all at the same PTA meetings.

[@sneanas3996]

I was happy that you've watched this movie. Now you know that they made a comedy of that movie. And that you find another of Mel Brooks comedies

[@davidr1050]

22:03 --- Amy Yasbeck -- Married to John Ritter until his untimely death..

[@TheMarvelousM]

I didn't know that. Damn, RIP

[@davidr1050]

@@TheMarvelousM -- Aye... I worked with John on a few projects around his house and met Amy and the kids on occasion.. Such a wonderful and talented man taken from us way too soon.

[@6Qubed]

"but so are these" awoke something in me

[@jonesey251]

this leans heavier on the 1931 Bela Lugosi version, with a splash of Hammer and a ljttle Coppola as garnish

[@brabbit736]

The Renfield performance is phenomenal and Peter Macnicol is so committed

[@mad_cat]

Spaceballs is definite first of my Mel Brooks films. This is my second favorite with Men in Tights a close third. Steven Webber during the blood scene makes me crack up every time knowing that he wasn't told there would be so much blood and he was able to stay in character. I think this film gets a lot of hate because Leslie Neilson doesn't do his deadpan humor, instead he's doing something different. Peter Nichols also steals the show, I loved him in Numb3rs, but his dedication to this character amazes me.

[@celeboria]

Love this movie! I mean, how can you go wrong with Leslie Nielsen & Mel Brooks? While a lot of it does parodie Bram Stoker´s Dracula, it is almost a shot for shot parody - remake of the original Dracula from 1931 with Bela Lugosi. If you have never watched it, give it a try!

[@shadowchsr79]

I love all Of Mel Brooks' films. If you havent seen his other stuff you should, especially Space Balls, Robin Hood: Men in Tights, Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstien, and The History of the World part 1.

[@TheMarvelousM]

He has reactions to all of those for your viewing pleasure.

[@pamala77]

Fun fact, most movies that have characters jumping through windows or breaking glass will use panes of 'sugar glass'. It's made of corn syrup, water and sugar. It can technically still cut skin, but is a lot less likely to cause any serious damage.

[@KingKsEDC]

16:53 his face 🤣

[@tylergrant6853]

I don't know if he said it or not but did he watch step brothers before because that would be a great reaction😂

[@sfm18]

This was awesome! Def enjoying these uploads!

[@TangyLunatic]

This movie is one of my favorites. It's not good and kinda stupid but I grew up on it and I love it. Great reaction, love your work.

[@EbefrenRevo]

1:51 Ezio Greggio, he is one of the most famous and talented Italian comedian. (and a very good friend of Mel Brooks, they did a bunch of stuff togheter back then)

[@Mundane05]

the editing is top damn notch

[@laotasurfs1110]

The woman who played Mina is Amy Yasbeck. She's American, she just had insane line delivery for these characters.

[@Kevinz234]

It was a great time watching your reaction! I would like to request Black Hawk Down.