Killing Count Dracula (Final Scene) | Dracula (1979) | Fear

[@FearTheHomeOfHorror]

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[@derekllewellyn6663]

It's looks like haunted house since made into maze in the past flash back past life look back at movie maze

[@traydafaka3038]

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[@vulcan2882]

Throughout history ? Bram Stoker wrote Dracula about 140 years ago.

[@nasiradarri2777]

Raging fire or flash point 2007 or sword and chess of death

[@nasiradarri2777]

Air strike 2018

[@m.lymann2185]

This was a wonderful interpretation of Dracula. Langella played the character well. His baritone really enhanced the mystic of Dracula.

[@mikebasil4832]

The finale for this Dracula version, with his cape floating away in the sky as a sign that he might return, is timeless.

[@dalehoward3704]

It was a hit on Broadway with Frank in the title role as well!

[@danstracner9053]

Mystique

[@carmelopappalardo8477]

He played the character on Broadway.

[@jojowhite9296]

My brother and I went to watch this movie on a Saturday night back in June of 1979. It was a classic.

[@jb-vb8un]

Kate Nelligan was a major babe - she later appeared in EYE OF THE NEEDLE

[@mikebasil4832]

@@jb-vb8un I remember Kate in Eye Of The Needle. She is one of my native Canada’s most distinguished actresses.

[@cliffgaither]

​@@jb-vb8un:: Her voice was very commanding in this flick.

[@praveenliverpool]

Frank Langella played Dracula quite well.Very under appreciated movie

[@williamphillips6049]

It's strange. As excellent as his portrayal is; I can't say that I was ever scared or even intimidated. Perhaps Mr. Langella could have used a few fangs/prosthetics. Actually the scariest vampire in the movie was the actress playing Mina VanHelsing.

[@AlexanderWill1970]

❤

[@ADAPTATION7]

In all fairness, this is the version of Dracula I appreciated the most. Didn't require over the top digital effects. This is what 20th century cinematography was all about: Screenplay and acting.

[@LizethRamirezPalomadimarcos]

He is one of the best dracula.

[@jennifersman7990]

@@williamphillips6049It’s probably because Langella played him in the Broadway revival and that was the basis for the Bela Lugosi Dracula of the 30’s. So this film had more in common with the original play and film than the Christopher Lee Dracula’s later on

[@shanelogan630]

I love the ending where it insinuates he may still be alive with that music and her smile

[@nitsuA_LH]

I like to think that he was never actually vulnerable to the sun, and that he and Lucy came up with this plan so that he could escape as he had no other way of dealing with them. He would make them think that he is dead, and Lucy has his blood in him and will become a vampire when she dies.

[@rachelar]

Hypergamy. Had to settle for Beta provider (Harker) but is an Alpha Widow (Dracula) - she's smiling thinking of all the wild $3X she had (or vampiric equivalent)

[@stevenmcnicoll5060]

His soul is free, he is finally at peace. Lucy truly loves him and is happy.

[@gunnyakdo1653]

Didnt he die at the end ?

[@LeonGreen-uf2nc]

Because they did not drill the steak in his heart

[@Bayan1905]

This is such an underrated film, hardly ever on but Frank Langella did a great job as Dracula.

[@adm7890]

Completely agree with you

[@bobbly7132]

I saw Langella as Dracula on Broadway--the play was great and he was wonderful in the role!

[@Cre80s]

Lucky! How old would you have been at the time? Your profile pic looks like you much have been barely a teenager.

[@DoctorUSA-m7y]

​@Cre80s I'm 55 years old and I too saw the Broadway production in New York starring Frank when I was 10 years old. I thoroughly enjoyed it just as I did the Broadway production of Sweeny Todd starring Angela Lansbury. The set designs for Dracula in conjunction with the performances of the actors were breathtaking. Frank Langella was magnetic and I am thankful for having one of the best grandfather's ever. RIP to the memory of Mr. Ned Jones ❤❤❤❤

[@crazyralph6386]

Such a great scene. This and Coppola’s Dracula are completely unmatched, especially compared to that abysmal Netflix series.

[@AlexanderWill1970]

Absolutely agree ❤

[@jm7804]

Christopher Lee was the best Dracula ever. Some of those movies were not the best, but he was phenomenal.

[@vampirehunter2698]

Netflix decided that politics was a better choice in their woke version of Interview with the vampire. Fools, they lost so much earning potential.

[@gregstockero1476]

One of the better remakes! Frank Langella was a perfect choice to play Dracula.

[@avvocatellawhiterose4784]

Mavpoi dracula era morto veramente?

[@mikebasil4832]

@@avvocatellawhiterose4784 It encourages our imaginations for sure.

[@lefantomer]

I saw Frank Langella play Dracula live in the stage play in NYC in the early 80s and he was AMAZING. The movie messed up the bedroom scene with all the "special effects". All that was needed was Langella and his lady!

[@johnnightshade5779]

This movie was fantastic. I had to hunt down the DVD for my collection. Frank Langella owned this character.

[@briang.7206]

Disagree William Marshall is one of the best actors to ever portray Dracula in the movie Blackula. It's here on KZbin.

[@SandraNelson063]

I've always been a Dracula fan, and I absolutely went crazy over this movie. Loved it!

[@mikebasil4832]

I first saw this Dracula in my teens on VHS while vacationing with relatives. I loved it too.

[@cadeevans4623]

Such a great scene from Dracula he gets fryed literally hanging there slowly faded away love it

[@MatthewTheWolf2029]

With his cape being carried away by the wind.

[@alexgataric]

This was a clever way to kill him too.

[@TANKTREAD]

This is a very good movie. Dracula was portrayed very differently in this film, rather saddened by his existence and quite lonely. Took Lucy as his Countess, as opposed to Mina. The score by John Williams is excellent.

[@carolinaquintero7518]

Omg i go to look the movie

[@whyyyyou]

Great movie. The final scene of Dracula's cape flying on it's own over the ocean & then soaring upwards into the clouds is pretty awesome. It seems to suggest that even though Dracula was destroyed, he has evolved into a more powerful Dracula resistant to sunlight & might return in a sequel. Christopher Lee's Dracula always came back after being destroyed numerous times, so why not Langella's Dracula? At least one more time.

[@jennymacallan9071]

Her smile as she watches the cape supports your idea. Pretty creepy.

[@richardlahan7068]

Vampires can't cross running water on their own. That's why his box was on a ship.

[@josephhinkofer5995]

This happened at the end of House Of Dark Shadows based on the TV Series Created by Dan Curtis. At the end of the movie, we see a Bat Fly off after Barnabas Collins was Killed by Jeff Clark. There was talks of a second movie, but Jonathan Frid was against it since he was tired of playing the Role in both the Series and the Movie.

[@rachelar]

​@@jennymacallan9071 hypergamy

[@whyyyyou]

@@josephhinkofer5995 I checked it out. Very, very interesting. I did not know that. Thanx.

[@metalidads]

This was a horror favourite as a child mainly due to this scene. Cinema gold!

[@edwardwilliams2438]

The ending was always sort of nebulous and creepy. Did he survive??? Frank was such a handsome vampyre...as the undead tend to be. He played this well on stage on Broadway...this was an under rated film. Nice bit of nostalgia though...thanks.

[@marcusaberg9718]

Laurence Olivier is the best Van Helsing of any version, but the true star of this adaptation was Frank Langella's hair.

[@thunderbirdmcfly8657]

All actors as Dracula were great choices and did great

[@immunecookie0179]

Seeing Dracula scream and shake uncontrollably because of the sun burning him to death is unsettling, Frank Langella sure did a great job playing Dracula in this movie but the sad thing is this movie never got much attention nor did it get a sequel and we’re all left wondering if Dracula did survive.

[@marcdewey1242]

I saw this movie at the theater when it came out in 1979,its possibly the most underrated Dracula movie ever.

[@reesex3882]

This version of Dracula was the first Vampire movie that I ever saw as a child. I remember that my Mother took me to the movie theater to see it. I remember bits and pieces of it, but I remember the ending scene like if it was yesterday.

[@AdrianFahrenheitTepes]

No Dracula didn’t die. He returned as Skeletor

[@stainshield]

Yes, and he fought Ivan Drago as well.

[@rockhero2274]

I thought he came back as Nixon?

[@dimension7prod]

@@rockhero2274No he came back as Perry White

[@Alv11269]

That's how he enjoys the sun! ☀️☀️☀️☀️☀️☀️☀️☀️☀️

[@MasterJediDude]

Maybe Lucy was happy knowing that Dracula’s curse had finally ended. She did care for him and they had passion. His cape flying away could be interpreted as his tormented soul being freed. I look at it more like that instead of Dracula escaping to return later.

[@MrMcsia]

That's a beautiful interpretation!

[@kristymerrill2496]

Awesome movie, and awesome soundtrack by the immortal John Williams.

[@jkappianaq]

5:17 she falls in love with a fucking kite. LOL

[@andreacandela4802]

He will back to her and they will be together forever ❤️

[@ΝικόλαοςΠολυζώης-γ5λ]

I love these movies.

[@MisterJackson-so9lo]

The Broadway production of this was amazing

[@mikebasil4832]

I’m sure that Frank Langella was too.

[@MisterJackson-so9lo]

@@mikebasil4832 Yes he most definitely was 🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@FoxyAndariel]

Intressting ending though... does he really die at the end and the "cape" flies away?! or is he escaping and slowly regenerating his powers ;)

[@gfabie4901]

That's the most animated I've ever seen Frank Langella

[@mikebasil4832]

Same. Apart from Frost/Nixon in certain ways.

[@bobbytubbs5469]

Great movie langella was great along with the rest of the cast

[@StephenCatalano-lh6bj]

Dracula with the Saturday Night Fever hair. Awesome‼️🧛🏻

[@ippolit23]

One of John Williams' best scores

[@MrMcsia]

5:17 There are many speculations about that ending. Director John Badham said in an interview that maybe in this moment Lucy feels she is pregnant, realizing Dracula's legacy will live on because of her... the flying cape is symbolizing it .. and that's why she smiles.

[@queenglamazona8789]

Didn't expect Van Helsing to Die in this Scene.

[@RenegadeCossack]

I love the ending of this freaking movie. Dracula's death scene is the best I have ever scene in a vampire movie.

[@laurasutton1551]

He was one of my favorite Dracula's

[@nickgodfrey1148]

Good horror this with a creepy atmosphere. The scene under the graveyard is frightening. Apart from the mistake of killing VH and making Dracula a matinee idol, this is one of the better Draculas.

[@traydafaka3038]

6 EPI 11 EPI 7.

[@traydafaka3038]

11.11

[@gaav888]

Russian ship, with Hungarian crewmembers: 00:17: "Bolond vagy?" "Are you crazy?" 00:24: "Te Jóisten! Mit csináltok?!" "Good God! What are you doing?!" :D

[@joannmccreadie2135]

Love Frank Langella, Laurence Olivier and Trevor Eve but this scene was so funny. played so over the top like the Dracula films with Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing.. I loved the film.

[@maggiesmith856]

They don't actually kill him. He flies away in bat form under his cape. Lucy's smile means she knows he will come back for her.

[@cmarie5355]

the perfect ending

[@bookkeeper7343]

OR she's preggo?? 😮😮😮

[@nikkibox]

You noticed Lucy’s smile too.I had never noticed it before.

[@janicemartell7446]

Great movie. Frank Langella was an excellent Dracula. I believe he lived and he came back for her. Besides she didn't have that smile for nothing

[@tonebonetones]

Lol Eddie Shoestring, even got the same wardrobe and sounding exactly like Alan Partridge. Priceless.

[@stevewhitaker1705]

Great film great actors

[@stevewhitaker1705]

Thankyou

[@megalon73]

It's a shame the did't make a sequel out of this Dracula movie.

[@vpcproduction7070]

lol, how?

[@megalon73]

@@vpcproduction7070 Well, They way how it end. It almost feels like that was still him. But it’s not.

[@vpcproduction7070]

@@megalon73 the story is told. enjoy the mystery

[@megalon73]

@@vpcproduction7070 Yeah, But other Dracula movies that came before this one had sequels!

[@vpcproduction7070]

@@megalon73 no they havent. every dracula film was onto itself

[@joelperry8187]

At least Langella's Dracula fought back; Lugosi's Dracula got killed without even a whimper.

[@crashpal]

Lugosi was in deep sleep

[@jkgrosley735]

Love this film. Thank you

[@fabiomunoz1455]

The music is amazing, John Williams

[@willmfrank]

It was the last score he composed before he started making them all sound alike.

[@cliffgaither]

Yes ! This music takes this Dracula movie to a truly eerie level.

[@juliedobson3039]

Dracula died, that’s how she went back to being human

[@mikebasil4832]

Her gentle smile as his cape flew away, hinting that they’re still somehow connected, is still an effective ending.

[@pinkysqueens8427]

I think she's still a vampire

[@nathanboswell6611]

I think Jonathan actually killed Dracula because he was jealous. He saw Dracula not as a monster, but as competition.

[@SpeccyMan]

Your capacity to think is doubtful.

[@nathanboswell6611]

@@SpeccyMan You could’ve said, “I find your lack of thinking… disturbing.”

[@rwrae72]

Lucy: "I guess I'm single again. How about it, Jon?"

[@JONAN-tq7tk]

Best Drácula movie ever

[@hervedelcuse507]

"il faut si peu de jours pour faire un siècle...film magnifique

[@xiandarkthorne]

The stake was supposed to be able to pierce through Dracula's body but it couldn't pierce through his thin shirt LOLOLOLOL

[@kimwestwood8840]

Kate Nelligan is hot in this, and this is the best Dracula version in my opinion. Langella not having fangs in it takes away from the realism of being a vampire but other than that, the cast, settings, and actors , and the music makes it fantastic.

[@jennifersman7990]

How’s this for a contrast, the guy who directed this film did Saturday Night Fever just two years earlier

[@maureentuohy8672]

Best Dracula music EVER!

[@leojones22]

Dracula later became the owner of the Cleveland Browns.

[@marcdelente2456]

très bonne version Lawrence Oliver et Franck langela excellent a redécouvrir avec plaisir .

[@peterdixon357]

💯 % THE best DRACULA movie 🎬 🎞 🎥 in the world 🌎 👌 ❤

[@AngelChimenti]

Eso pasa cuando en verano salis sin tu protector solar de casa.😅 Esta version de Dracula es la mejor que vi de chico y hoy adulto la recomiendo y la volveria a ver porque es una joya del cine.😊

[@thegamingandy4603]

This movie was actually a really good one. I kinda consider this one to be on par with Vampire the Masquerade, given how Dracula gives the kiss to his victims (You see the similarities? 🙂) And as of Dracula's cape flying off? It probably means that although Dracula was defeated at this point in time, he can NEVER be truly dead. Who knows where that Dracula is hiding? Will we see him again?

[@jamesdavis727]

I think it's cute how the screaming sexy lady got to live but the evil bad man needs to be punished. I pretty much always feel like that. 🧛

[@jmccallion2394]

Realized that he should not have booked that holiday last week to Athens!!!!

[@sallygover264]

Brilliant film version.

[@CBMOA]

The thumbnail They looked so cute and peacefully together Yet…💧

[@GalapagosPete]

Time to find yourself a new girlfriend, Jonathan.

[@Math-in4dd]

EEEEEWWWW !!! I remember when he gets his chemical peel from too much UV session it disgusted the puke out of me as a child when I saw it in VHS, I was like NOOOOOO Not the botched chemical peel scene !!! 😭

[@fus149hammer5]

Some high factor sun cream might have been in order.🧛‍♂️

[@barbarasutherland8000]

Liked the picture.🌍👍🌍💯🌍💓🌍👏🌍😋🌍🌟🌍

[@StuartOverton]

Dracula go "Rarrr!"

[@tomtalker2000]

How is it she had fangs and Dracula didn't. Doesn't make much sense to me.

[@parkercadie1]

It must be admitted however, with so many Dracula films in 1979, it somewhat confused audiences. Included were Love at First Bite and Nosferatu. That was part of the reason for a moderate box office pull in.

[@TheMeJustMe75]

Jonathan is a punk in the movie. He acts BA till he gets in trouble then screams for Van Helsing to save him.

[@williamphillips6049]

'Must be why vampires don't like being at sea.

[@BloodandSoil990]

How was dracula able to fly away? I thought he couldnt survive in sunlight.

[@cathyarthur3199]

Most handsome Dracula.

[@Ieatpaste23]

You should play Castlevania Lords of Shadow series. That Dracula is a handsome guy.

[@cathyarthur3199]

@@Ieatpaste23 oh thank you, I will look, I remember Frank Langella was doing the play and women were fainting because he was so sexy. That's why they did the movie, it's my favorite scary movie. Thank you for texting back.

[@Ieatpaste23]

@@cathyarthur3199 Dang. Dude needs a Surgeon's General warning. Castlevania Lords of Shadow is a great videogame series that tells the story of Dracula. It's a unique story. It goes LOS 1, Mirror of Fate, and LOS 2. Play the DLC of 1&2 for the complete story. It's a love letter to horror movies and old myths.

[@veronicasantana4771]

The most scary scene in this movie is when the vampire women is stoling a baby to drink its blood, and jumps from a window. To later get caught under the cementary yard.

[@ruth7603]

Romanticism versus modernity. Modernity wins in the form of the winch, or does it?

[@fenlandhobbit2307]

I think Dracula needs to keep a bottle of sun screen in the coffin. He has this problem in most of his films .

[@briang.7206]

Watch William Marshall in "Blackula" he's a great actor and the film is entertaining to watch. It gets pretty scary at the end too.

[@larrycarrington8934]

A brilliant movie.

[@sandrawilson8737]

I 💕😘 this movie and frank langella is my favorite Dracula

[@MzuMzu-nx1em]

Frank Langella is a great actor

[@briang.7206]

Blackula was much more scary one of my favorite films. If you haven't seen it check it out.

[@karnamyashodhara7099]

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[@aprilfox9205]

Never bring a gun to a Dracula fight...😂 🩸

[@noledelgado8111]

In most movies, Dracula burns under the sun. But here he doesn't.

[@jasminnemcdonald94A]

Talk about hanging a vampire out to fry.

[@guilhermealexandre2287]

Amazing!!!

[@gerardorodriguez7500]

That’s one way to kill Dracula just hook him and up and burn him

[@crashpal]

No. At least in book Sun doesn't kill dracula only weakens his powers to the point where he can stroll around like a normal human but not transform or mind control or anything

[@robynheavner4689]

Went saw at theatre! Superb have the dvd

[@willmfrank]

In this scene, John Badham commits two of the cardinal sins of stunt work; He shows Olivier's stunt double in close-up... ...And in slow motion.

[@richardlahan7068]

They should have staked them both as soon as they opened the box.

[@chicoplateado]

What happened at the end? Is that flying black thing the count escaping?

[@jacklandaupresents]

This movie was a big deal when it came out in 1979. It was loosely portrayed as a modern adaptation & replacement of the 1933 movie as the “official” classic Dracula go-to movie.

[@mark_beastpriest5539]

So many screen adaptations of Dracula....and they still haven't figured out bullets can't kill him.

[@randomguy56789]

Actually this is the first time this happened

[@pettifoggingpharisee]

3:08 🎵 So hoist up the John B's sail See how the mainsail sets 🎵

[@nysigal]

I saw Frank on Broadway in Dracula twice with my best friend. Damn sexy! We were 13. I have pictures of us getting his autograph at the stage door.

[@iainmore3961]

Because of Trevor Eve I wanted Dracula to win. Ah Lucy!!!!

[@rinaoliveira6563]

Minha mãe viu esse filme,e ela disse pra nós quando criança, nunca assistam pois é muito forte, mais hoje já tenho 38 anos e vo criar coragem pra ver