*no hickeys* Dracula Dead And Loving It 1995 MOVIE REACTION (first time watching)

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00:00 - Intro
02:40 - Reaction
25:10 - Review
dracula dead and loving it
comedy movie reaction
first time watching
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[@lazyperfectionist1]

13:58 "Would an _enema_ help?" Does this man have _no_ other treatments?

[@aaronhusk]

“…And Loving It” was part of a reoccurring joke in the TV series “Get Smart”, which Mel helped create with Buck Henry.

[@victornewmanforever]

The coach driver at the beginning is Ezio Greggio, an italian comedian and friend of Mel Brooks. He wrote and directed his own horror spoof with Silence of the Hams, a parody of Psycho and Silence of the Lambs in 1994. Mel Brooks has a cameo in it.

[@Jsspres]

Another Mel Brooks movie i would recommend watching is Robin Hood Men in Tights. With Amy Yasbeck.

[@yarko4766]

thanks for reaction, I like to train my English by listening along with your reactions

[@ariachanson01]

❤️❤️❤️

[@chasestreet8082]

Calling the daymare, moving the coffin or the chandelier, and the return of Dracula's shadow during the dance with Mina... Okay, what alias were you using in the movie's credits? Sure seems like you deserved a writing credit, Aria! 🤣 -- Amazing reaction as always! Your sense of humor always reminds me of what I love about these movies.

[@ariachanson01]

😂 thank you ❤️

[@kwanwallacephotography5145]

@@ariachanson01 PLEASE REACT TO ❤️💪🏽BAD BOYS Trilogy (Martin Lawrence ) MONEY TALKS (Chris Tucker), BLUE STREAK (Martin Lawrence) LIFE (EDDIE MURPHY) NOTHING TO LOSE (TIM ROBBINS) BAIT (JAMIE . HARLEM NIGHTS(EDDIE MURPHY RANSOM (MEL GIBSON) KISS THE GIRLS (MORGAN FREEMAN) THE EQUALIZER AMERICAN GANGSTER ,DEJAVU, FALLEN (ALL DENZEL WASHINGTON )🙏

[@lazyperfectionist1]

18:50 😄Oh, Aria, I'm _so_ glad you included this scene. This is probably the _most_ classic scene in the entire movie.

[@chasestreet8082]

Yep, this is one of the funniest scenes in the movie for me. The frustration that Dracula is feeling by the time this scene is over is so real, lol.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

17:50 "She's _Italian?"_ That would be an odd spell, wouldn't it? You cast a spell that changes someone's _ethnic_ heritage. "You _were_ descended from _these_ people. But now that I've cast this spell, you're descended from _these_ people."

[@Capohanf1]

The woman with that sold the cross to Renfield was Mel Brooks real life wife Anne Bancroft. And to see Leslie Nielsen in a more serious role watch "Forbidden Planet" where he is Captain of a space ship.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

10:36 "Oh my god. The insects keep _coming."_ The Count promised him _lives._

[@TearyEyesAndersonReacts]

If people like this movie, I always suggest they watch "TransylvaniaTwist" its a spoof of lots of horror movies and scifi references. From Freddy, Jason, and Leatherface chasing the same girl through the woods in the opening sequence, to Hellraiser's 'Pinhead' coming out of an acupuncture salon. It also makes fun of things like Wheel of Fortune, the Honeymooners, old scifi, 3D movies, cameramen getting distracted by pretty women and even silly songs. RIP Angus Scrimm of the Phantasm movies, in TT he parodies his horror character in an enjoyable way.

[@peperino25]

i recommend you : ★ *Problem Child* (1990) /starring *John Ritter* & *Amy Yasbeck* (Mina) ★ *Police Academy* (1984) ★ *The Beverly Hillbillies* (1993) /starring *Jim Varney* & *Lea Thompson*

[@drahunter213]

“I can’t explain zat!” Lol

[@robertmaez6706]

Dracula gets the girl, Watch "Love at First Bite". Great laughs. Very topical.

[@stevedavis5704]

He could have warned them. Yes he could have but where’s the comedy in that? As the character of Jonathan went to stake Lucy, Mel Brookes and Leslie Neilson both knew what was coming but no one else knew the level of blood that was coming. For another good comedy take on Dracula watch the movie “Love at First Bite”. It’s a Dracula spoof that was created from a discussion about how you would go about making the sun tan king, George Hamilton into the character of Dracula. If you haven’t watched it yet “Robin Hood Men In Tights” is another good parody movie from Mel Brookes.

[@BeastrealDT]

Leslie Nielsen was in the sci-fi classic, "Forbidden Planet". His dramatic acting stuff. ✌️❤️🌹

[@donkfail1]

I also thought I had watched enough Dracula movies to get everything in this movie, but I had never watched the 1931 Spanish language version (filmed parallel with the Bela Lugosi movie). When re-watching this one later on, I saw a lot of the slightly camp acting of Carlos Villarías in Leslie Nielsen's character. Also, I found the performance of Peter MacNicol as Renfield to be even funnier. Another movie that this one made fun of is the 1967 vampire comedy The Fearless Vampire Killers (aka Dance of the Vampires). But mostly it's the 1931 Lugosi version and the 1992 Bram Stoker's Dracula directed by FF Coppola that is parodied.

[@Kal911]

23:48 no that was just Van Helsing excuse not to do it to Lucy since he didn't want to get his suit dirty with blood.XD

[@phousefilms]

The staking scene will never not be funny. Just the second staking having even MORE blood and Johnathan throwing his hands up as if to say "Of course!"and his little chuckle. If you stay after the credits, Dracula says "Servaaannniiiaaa...."just at the WB credit afterwards. He got the last word! You should try "Kung Pow:Enter the Fist"!

[@victornewmanforever]

It's an hommage to Universal Pictures' Dracula (1931), Hammer Films' Dracula (1958), John Badham's Dracula (1979) and Francis Ford Coppola's Dracula (1992). Not my favourite though.

[@danielgibson7948]

If you haven’t seen them, you’d love What We Do In The Shadows.

[@WiseJoeGaming]

Great reaction! And, you looked great with the dark makeup! 🙂

[@vovindequasahi]

You'd look great in fangs! Hahaha great funny movie!

[@danielhead8123]

Yes it's parodying the 1931 bela lugosi Dracula just like young Frankenstein was spoofing the 1931 Frankenstein

[@jamesbobo]

If you want to see a young Leslie Neilson in a dramatic role, check out Forbidden Planet from 1956

[@Bunny_Aoife]

dracula, as well as frankenstein, are both very good novels, well worth the read

[@user-uu6cu2er3x]

You have to react to Van Helsing (2004)...

[@Roger-bi1zm]

Hammer's HORROR OF DRACULA is spoofed a lot in this comedy. You should watch it if you have not.

[@douglascampbell9809]

I really hope you have watched the Hammer Horror films Dracula movies. They are fabulous. Bonus they star (for the most part) Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing. Film year Dracula 1958 The Brides of Dracula 1960 Dracula: Prince of Darkness 1966 Dracula Has Risen from the Grave 1968 Taste the Blood of Dracula 1970 Scars of Dracula 1970 Dracula A.D. 1972 1972 The Satanic Rites of Dracula 1973 The Legend of the 7 Golden Vampires 1974

[@ariachanson01]

I haven’t 😅 thanks for the list, now I know what to do in my spare time😅

[@malcolmdrake6137]

The 1979 Dracula with Frank Langela and Laurence Olivier is one of the better adaptations, if you haven't seen it.

[@MAMoreno]

This film is so odd because it seems less like a spoof of the Dracula tale and more like a tongue-in-cheek remake of the 1931 film with slapstick added. It's so utterly faithful in the retelling that it actually functions as its own version of the story, not simply a send-up of it. Contrast it with Young Frankenstein, which is certainly a spoof and not a direct remake of anything. Young Frankenstein takes some of its plot points from the third Universal movie, Son of Frankenstein, but it draws upon various classic scenes from the first three films and remixes them into a satirical pastiche with its own identity.

[@positivelynegative9149]

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[@itt23r]

You certainly had enough dracula movies under your belt to appreciate this parody. And it made for a great reaction too. But I think you are wrong in saying it was mostly a spoof of the 1930s Bela Lugosi dracula movies. It came out right after the Gary Oldman adaptation and it played equally off that version. It's not the first time they tried to make a spoof of that genre though. And you being an afficionado probably already know about Roman Polanski's THE FEARLESS VAMPIRE KILLERS. I recall that it was very funny. Maybe not wall to wall funny like the Mel Brook's treatment, but intelligent funny, more of a highbrow comedy. And it also starred his wife Sharon Tate in one of her last roles. You might want to check it out if you haven't already seen it. Would probably work well as a reaction video though since I'd guess not too many in your audience has seen it and likely wouldn't tune in.

[@gregdixon4098]

Total truth time! I watch your reactions often. Letting you know that you are dealing with a SANE person who realizes that he will never meet you, I think you will not be scared when I tell you that every time, I see you have a new video lyrics from a David Bowie song play unbidden in my head, - " Your face, your race, The way that you talk. I kiss you, Your beautiful. I want you to walk!" So yes, don't freak, but a complete stranger has a hard crush on you! Damn girl, there ain't nothing I see about you that I don't like! I hope that you will take this note as the harmless comment it was meant to be and not the act of a deranged stalker! I don't think you will, but these days there are a lot of sick people. Anyway, in summation, I am sane, you are hot. I've got a crush on you and since I will never meet you, I want to brighten your day by giving you the sincerest compliment that I know! I pray that it is taken as such! And your voice is sexy as hell!

[@ariachanson01]

🥰

[@TheBuckMuscles]

I want to know what Van Helsing and Dracula are insulting each other in the foreign language.

[@timothywhorton7135]

You should watch the Penny Dreadful series, really good.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

18:16 As I understand it, these eruptions of blood were not in the script, so this actor's reaction is genuine.

[@Capohanf1]

Mel knew BUT not the other actors!

[@albertelnen9144]

Since you like vampires. You should check out Buffy the vampire slayer.

[@satyadasgumbyji8956]

✌️🌎❤️

[@aranerem5569]

Hey Aria

[@lazyperfectionist1]

21:56 Isn't Amy Yasbeck a _dedicated_ actress?

[@lazyperfectionist1]

22:11 Isn't her dedication _extraordinary?_ _Look_ at that.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

Well now, Aria, in my honest opinion, you don't really need to conduct _that_ much research to enjoy _Young Frankenstein._ As I understand it, it _most_ directly lampoons the movie _Frankenstein_ that came out in 1931, but I say, "As I understand it..." because I have yet to _see_ the original. _Young Frankenstein_ is _still_ a movie I enjoy. You don't really need to be familiar with _Star Wars_ to enjoy _Spaceballs,_ you don't really need to be familiar with _Star Trek_ to enjoy _Galaxy Quest_ and you don't really need to be familiar with _Frankenstein_ to enjoy _Young Frankenstein._ In each case, it _helps_ a little, but it's not really necessary.

[@BigGator5]

"She's alive?" "She's Nosferatu." "She's Italian?" Fun Fact: The ship's name "The Demeter" is consistent with Bram Stoker's novel. Casting Notes Fact: Steven Weber and Amy Yasbeck both co-starred in the highly popular Wings (1990). Parody Fact: Much of the dialogue from the original classic Dracula (1931) picture is repeated here and spoofed. This includes the film's star Leslie Nielsen doing a spoof-impersonation of the famed Bela Lugosi. What Script Fact: For the scene in which Harker puts a stake in Lucy's (Lynette Anthony) heart, Mel Brooks didn't tell Steven Weber that he would be covered in 200 gallons of blood, so that his reaction would appear natural. This led him to ad-lib: "She's dead enough." Deep Cut Reference Fact: The character of the gypsy woman Madame Ouspenskaya, who was portrayed by Mel Brooks' wife actress Anne Bancroft, was named after Maria Ouspenskaya, who played the character of Maleva in both The Wolf Man (1941) and Frankenstein Meets The Wolf Man (1943). As Renfield (Peter MacNicol) arrives at the hospital at the end of the film, he turns, holds up his hands and laughs exactly as Herman Munster does in the credits for the original TV show The Munsters (1964) starring Fred Gwynne.

[@razidar34567]

Hey Aria. How's your depression going?

[@danfox1290]

Your since of Humor is Awesome !!!

[@chrissiegle1065]

You have a smile that lights up the room. Great reaction. Thank you. 😊

[@davewhitmore1958]

You're looking quite gothic and lovely today, great reaction!

[@ariachanson01]

Thankyou:)

[@davewhitmore1958]

Daymare: Certified genius!

[@pricemoore2022]

Awesome reaction of my favorite Dracula movie!!!!😊😊😊😊

[@ariachanson01]

Our* favorite now😂

[@lorivera94]

I sure miss Leslie Nielson. My mom loves him lol 😆 This was a good one. You should definitely check out "Spy Hard". It's another comedy. That part where Redfield just eats those bugs in front of that man is my favorite lmaooo

[@davewhitmore1958]

Leslie Nielsen was great as a serious lead in "Forbidden Planet" (the 50's version of Star Wars)

[@RichardM1366]

Just the name Dracula whose name means Son of the devil in Romanian sends chills down the spine. In this case it will tickle your funny bone! Mel Brooks God bless him is a comic genius! This movie has non stop humor and the performances were memorable. Well worth your time!

[@Capohanf1]

Actually it is Son of the Dragon, Vlad the Impaler was also known as Vlad III Dracula. The name Dracula means “son of Dracul.” In the Romanian language today, dracul means “the devil”-drac is “devil,” ul is “the”-but it is derived from the Latin dracō, “dragon.” (Dragons have been historically associated with Satan, hence the evolution.) Now, “son of Dracul” is a reference to Vlad’s father, who was a member of the Order of the Dragon, a Christian society of knights in the manner of Crusaders. The order chose as its patron saint, St. George, famed for his legendary slaying of a dragon.

[@davidwright446]

You're already pronouncing Frankenstein correctly, for the movie, but only for the movie. I just want to make sure you get the joke when you watch Young Frankenstein. :)

[@vincentwilliams71]

👍👍👍👍👍👍 you were ON FIRE for this reaction.... 1

[@darthmaul13]

U should watch Dracula 2000. It’s a great great take on the lore & did something I never expected which was really cool

[@Yezhanium]

Mel Brooks is the Master of Absurd. Can't wait for the Soldier reaction 😊

[@dan_hitchman007]

Aria, check out a few Alfred Hitchcock suspense/thriller classics. Mel Brooks made a parody of Hitchcock films, especially one called "Vertigo." It's "High Anxiety."

[@ariachanson01]

When it comes to Alfred Hitchcock, I’ve only seen the 1960 Psycho, but it is one of my all time favorites, so I’d love to watch more of his movies:)

[@dan_hitchman007]

​​​​@@ariachanson01"Shadow of a Doubt," "Rope," "Dial M For Murder," "The Man Who Knew Too Much" (the Jimmy Stewart remake), "The Trouble With Harry," "Rear Window," "Vertigo," "North By Northwest," "To Catch A Thief," "The Birds," and "Marnie" are but a few great Hollywood classics Hitchcock is known for, besides "Psycho." If you have to choose from a handful, those are some of the best. FYI

[@just2coolkk]

i just love her. thank u Aria .... 2 great Mel Brooks Movies left: - Life Stinks - the History of the World

[@gregorywilson1960]

Yes "YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN" is done the same way. That's why it is so important to watch the first 3 Frankenstein movies. "FRANKENSTEIN" "THE BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN" AND "THE SON OF FRANKENSTEIN" they are all 90 minutes or less. All 3 are used in "YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN" if you don't watch all 3 you will miss a lot of the jokes. It's 100 times better than this movie. I loved your reaction to this movie. As always GOD BLESS ALL HERE!!!!!!

[@dimitrisnikoloulis4071]

What in the childrens' of the night name going on with Dr Seward and the damn enemas? 😂😂😂 Houston we have a problem... give to him an enema!😂 .

[@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710]

Leslie Neilson started on a television series called " Swamp Fox ". About Francis Marion. The man the movie " The Patriot " was based on. I think his last serious role was in " Nuts (1987 film) ". It was good.

[@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710]

Mel Brooks and his Wife starred in " To Be or Not to Be (1983 film) ". It was good.

[@charlesbarnes6912]

Your voice damn🥰

[@promiscuous675]

Thank you.

[@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710]

Hello Aria C., there is another fine Dracul movie called " Love at First Bite ".

[@brownstarslots]

Its wrong! Oh yes Wrong me!! Lol

[@ariachanson01]

😂

[@didonna1974]

This movie makes me laugh hard.

[@user-xj7hq1pp3x]

Oh no! 😮 Leslie Nielsen is dead… and loving it

[@ariachanson01]

☹️