Peter Cushing, The Brides of Dracula ,film /hd [720p]

The Brides of Dracula , horror ,(1960)

[@Titan52berg]

The vampires in this film won't be able to come out of hiding with all those sun rays shining through the whole video!

[@erdwest]

What is it with that? /

[@rondelby2482]

@@erdwest They cannot show it clear due to copyright rules.

[@constantina520]

Lolol 🤣🤣🤣

[@mikeleight7437]

That's funny as F**** lol

[@ShellyAnn1a]

@@rondelby2482 That is getting to be a pretty poor excuse for crappy loading movies. This movie came out a couple of years before I graduated from High School, 61 years ago. This movie probably could have been uploaded without the messed up effects obscuring picture without worrying about a copyright hit. A big thumbs down for the messed efforts to obscure it.

[@sharncoppy9527]

I love Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee, the TRUE DYNAMIC DUO. Always delivers top of the line performances R.I.P.

[@ApostolosKolivas]

Me too And also the actor Vincent Price

[@pertahapsingh2590]

Indeed!!!

[@Kimberly-pf4iy]

I totally agree. I have been a big fan of Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee since I was about 4 or 5 years old. That is now getting close to 60 years. I love those guys. May they rest in peace. ❤❤🙏 🙏

[@robertawilson142]

I think it’s quite iconic that all of these men knew one another, and were friends and had respect for each others careers. Vincent Price, Christopher Lee, and Peter Cushing were tops in their field.

[@dianamarquez4774]

My sisters and I saw this jem of a movie when it first came out. It is one of the best Dracula movies to date. Great dialogue, great actors, wonderful costumes. We would reenact the scenes and even made our own costumes. We fell love with Peter Cushing. A jem of a movie.

[@lindatober9580]

I first saw this movie when I was late childhood or early teens. Liked it first time I saw it.

[@Gloria-wh5xt]

Always the best! I fell in love with Peter Cushing the first time I saw him. It wasn't a vampire movie. When he died in the movie, I cried for three days. We all miss his great way of acting.

[@luthermichealspratt]

Yes I love him also but in this movie they put that screen up there it distorted the quality of the film and so you can't really see the movie and is fullness in the clarity in the brightness you can hardly see the panoramic picture

[@oddevents8395]

i recently watched him in BBC version of 1984, 'Smith' the information translator. Awesome

[@totalplonker824]

There's more atmospherics in one hammer movie than the entire Netflix catalogue of movies 😅

[@jonhart7630]

They gave good foreign horror films but the American films insult the intelligence of a 12 year old.

[@orchardist1965]

Peter Cushing’s acting persona was quite unique and was wonderfully enhanced by his great friend Christopher Lee (the best (Dracula )of all). Long live their contribution to Bram Stoker’s incredible imagination.

[@michaeltruthson6262]

The Hammer films were big on style as the clothes worn by the actors and actresses were impeccably beautiful.

[@yasseriqbal4059]

True... also take you to an other imaginative classic era.

[@jugghead-1975]

Yes ... and there's a ton of em ! Love em

[@wladimir6782]

Yes is true.

[@tmenboy9643]

yes the Victorian era was quite a fashion show glad to see you youngsters enjoying it,S.N.F.gang.✌

[@sofiaarrii5346]

Je suis en txwd

[@michaelmamp9096]

As annoying as it is to watch this in its foggy state, I have to thank the person who gave this to us!!! Thanks!!

[@Cninalights]

This film has the most iconic scene in Vampires film history. It's what Van Helsing, Peter Cushing, does after the vampire has bitten him. I love the English actors because they don't play it with a wink, they play it for real. The Leading Lady is a little too naive for my taste. However, the actors are first-rate. Peter Cushing is an amazing actor. I like the fact that he seems to have a crush on the naive Leading Lady. The Vampires' mother is also an extraordinary actress as well. And the cute little dark-haired teacher is probably the most iconic looking bride of Dracula. To bad about the quality of the film because for those of us who enjoy Dracula. this would have been a nice experience. See if you can find another copy, and tell us what you think then.👍

[@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885]

fullmoviehd4k is the good copy. I lost my "suspension of disbelief" when the "cute" lady threw the key - sorry but if I was locked up then I wouldn't have trust her throwing capabilities.

[@luthermcgee3767]

I agree- the leading actress was naive. I noticed myself. It wasn't repugnant, just annoying.

[@vincentperratore4395]

I agree, the leading lady is not merely naive, but as stupid as a coot.

[@ApostolosKolivas]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/q3SxfJ6vmNCEeas there you will see the end of the movie

[@albertrandall2271]

I agree she was pathetic 😢 saying but all the time.

[@jenniferannecchini5216]

Love this Dracula movie staring Peter Cushing. Most intriguing Dracula story with great suspense.

[@BrianCarnevaleB26]

My Top 5. Peter Cushing Performances. (26 May 1913 -11 August 1994) RIP 1: Dr. Terror’s House of Horrors (1965) - I’m a big fan of anthology films, and this is no exception. Cushing’s dark demeanor makes for an interesting play against Christopher Lee’s strait-laced skeptic. 2: The Hound of the Baskervilles (1959) - My favorite Sherlock Holmes story see Cushing in the titular role of the world’s greatest detective. 3: The Curse of Frankenstein (1957) - Strange experiments with the dead has never been so much fun. A classic film with superb performances. 4: Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (1977) - Was there any doubt this would make the top 5? A legend in a legendary series. Enough said. 5: Horror of Dracula (1958) - Cushing vs Lee. Two fine gentlemen telling a tale as old as time. A must-see for any horror fan!

[@coloneljackmustard]

Peter Cushing is the coolest actor of all time, IMO. Good list. Another good one was Dracula 1972 A.D. Dracula meets a descendant of Van Helsing in swinging 1970s London. Groovy soundtrack.

[@leo-unddieAnderen]

Thank you. The older films have such a unique atmosphere. More recently made films lack the spookiness of the classics.😺

[@stevencadman2787]

Best film ever seen through a cupboard door ever.

[@robertdiotalevi285]

😂🧛

[@N0_191_]

BEST COMMENT EVER! Sorry for yelling... Got excited.🤦🏻‍♀️🇨🇦

[@colinrenwick932]

The brides of Dracula one of the best horror films ever to be released on tv

[@paddymcdonald8060]

good on u mate

[@littlemissgroove]

I agree

[@filipematias5127]

Not on tv, it was released in movie theatres

[@girarddunn7903]

Bela lugosi Dracula 1939 was great also.

[@amysands8925]

Cant beat Hammer. Even after all these years. And with all there special affects. Nothings compares. Will always be the best. The great Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee. The best.

[@G-PAT]

This was a very good movie, wish i didn't have to watch it through Venetian blinds😂😂😂😂😂 thank you for the download any ways❤

[@garycarpenter2980]

I've always loved Peter Cushing a great actor and this vampire movie is first rate, when I was growing up I had always avoided horror Movies but these vampire movies are really good 👍

[@christinehagen5454]

Traurig das es solche geniale Schauspieler nicht mehr gibt!!!! RIP Peter Cushing

[@rachelsirett8809]

Hammer films were fantastic, absolutely loved them

[@CuteDwarf11]

Peter Cushing is the only reason that I didn't stop watching this movie.

[@norell791]

Absolutely!

[@aidanjoyce3248]

Me too.

[@BrianCarnevaleB26]

The French Woman has the confidence of a large muscled-up man in his prime. She is fearless in the face of grave danger and she is blinded by her goodness, (kindheartedness) to help others. Ahh, if only others could take after her, become strong and bulletproof, without that inherent fear!. It ALL STARTS in the weight room said the man to the blind woman!

[@albertrandall2271]

She was pathetic stupid and naive did you even watch the movie 😮

[@amysands8925]

@@norell791 Something very special about Peter Cushing. Great actor.

[@kimmarrero6295]

The clothes decor all in the films beautiful ❤️ Peter Cushing been fav actor since I was a child I'm 50 soon he's still number 1 xx

[@AdenaKaiba]

You have excellent taste 👍🏻❤️🥰

[@N0_191_]

Just a pup. I am 63 May 20. Unless a campyre...erm vampire stops by before then. 😶Preferably toothless. 🦹🤦🏻‍♀️🇨🇦

[@N0_191_]

​@@AdenaKaibaor...tastes excellent. Depends on how ya' wanna go.👀🥴🤦🏻‍♀️

[@amysands8925]

I'm 77 and he is still number one. Dracula prince of darkness was my first Dracula. Saw it in 1966 a life time ago but will never forget it seen it about five or six times. Peter wasn't in that one. But I was hooked. Don't make them like that anymore.

[@larrytalbot3824]

Always think of this as really a Van Helsing stand alone movie, a great wee film & it proves Hammer could've made a few more in a series of films before he eventually faced his arch enemy Dracula once more & as a side note, I would've had him meet Dracula _at least_ one more time before the events of Ad 72. And It's interesting that while David Peel's Baron Meinster, the vampire villain of this particular story, is no match for the sheer power & charisma of Christopher Lee's malevolent count, he is still genuinely creepy & if nothing else, he actually manages to achieve something even the legendary count _failed_ to do, which was to _bite_ Van Helsing himself!

[@arthuritchybollix5064]

It's like watching it through a venetian blind

[@constantina520]

Dying 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@andyfin990]

If I wasn't for Venetian blinds, be curtains for all of us.

[@Rosemarysummers2]

Thank you for warning me about the omitted ending. What a pity.

[@simplecheers1736]

Hi Rosemary did have you seen it?

[@marceloventieri697]

Excelente! La vi de chico en el Cine Splendid de Temperley. Lástima el final cortado. La cara del vampiro quemándose por el agua bendita, inolvidable.

[@most_history_book9526]

The Brides of Dracula is the best of the eight sequels to the 1958 Hammer film, Horror of Dracula, even though the legendary Count is nowhere in sight. Instead of a blood shot eyed Christopher Lee with blood dripping from his fangs, we are given a rather foppish villain in David Peel as he attempts to seduce French beauty, Yvonne Monlaur. It was rather a bold move by Hammer to make a sequel to Horror of Dracula without Dracula, but it works surprisingly well. This is largely due to the performance of Peter Cushing, reprising his role as Dr. Van Helsing from the previous film. Cushing's specialty was obsessive authority figures; during this time period he also played Baron Frankenstein. Yet, despite their superficial similarities, his Frankenstein and Van Helsing are worlds apart. Cushing's Frankenstein is an extremely cold and distant man, who believes that the end justifies the means (even if it involved murder). He is so detached from mankind that, in Frankenstein Created Woman, when an acquaintance of his is beheaded for a murder (that he didn't commit), the Baron is ecstatic that he finally has a corpse to test his latest hypothesis, the transference of the soul, on. He feels no remorse over the death of a friend, but rather just views it as an opportunity. On the other hand, Cushing's Van Helsing, despite his obsessive behavior, is capable of warmth and compassion; in Horror of Dracula, he comforts a little girl (who was nearly a vampire victim) by wrapping his coat around her, putting a crucifix around her neck, and telling her that the sun will be be a couple of minutes. In Brides of Dracula, when it schoolmaster Herr Lang starts to berate Marianne (Yvonne Monlaur) for being late on the job, Van Helsing explains her predicament and, simultaneously, puts Herr Lang in his place. It's also interesting to note that The Brides of Dracula may be the only film in which Peter Cushing gets the woman in the end (well, kind off), but more on that later.

[@mikethaxton4935]

most history book - I disagree , Taste the Blood of Dracula was the best sequel despite your sarcasm and even Dracula AD 1972 mainly because of its great soundtrack ! Think your dislike of the late great Sir Christopher Lee is because of the attraction women had for him ! I suggest you get over it already .

[@xhagast]

I don't know about OBSESSIVE but he played bosses like nobody else. Tarkin in Star Wars was very good. In Horror Express he navigated a corrupt system while Christopher Lee was about to get himself arrested for assaulting a station chief in righteous indignation. In The Skull he laughed at the supernatural while living of selling books on it. His Baron Frankenstein was so cool and amoral he was scary.

[@overseerist]

Reception could have been better, but Sir Peter Cushing is worth it. If I was to ever go up against Dracula, Cushing would be front and center!

[@norell791]

Van Helsing is a perfect man for all humanity 😍😍 love from Turkey

[@Alexandra-rb7ju]

I have always loved the gothic anterior decorations and exterior designs of the castle. I had all of these films as a child, but sadly they were on VHS and no longer usable now. Thank you for uploading these.

[@ApostolosKolivas]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/q3SxfJ6vmNCEeas

[@amysands8925]

Gothic is the best. The movies now you couldn't compare. Hammer is and always be the best.

[@georgecarberry9222]

It's too bad this is such a bad upload. I saw this movie when I was a child, as my mom would take us to the drive in movie so she could spend some time w/my dad. He worked there part time on weekends. This movie was seriously horrifying for its time. In fact, I couldn't sleep without a light on in my room my entire childhood after seeing this movie. It scared the crap out of me & my 3 sisters. This upload needs to be redone. Still, thanks for sharing.

[@annamariaricci2146]

Thanks for sharing beautiful memories!! I m seeing it for the first time and enjoing it!

[@videox222ify]

it takes a lot of nerve to title this HD

[@djdoolittle1315]

🤣

[@SpeccyMan]

Dishonesty, more like.

[@ricardomejia8027]

Didn't pay attention till now 😂

[@Myke-ju5lg]

I met Chris Lee in 1973.I asked for his autograph at a pro celeb golf match.I tried to hold his golf bag so couldn't sign my book,but he said it was too heavy for me and went out of his way to lean his bag against a shed.I didn't know who he was,my mum put me up to it.Nice man.

[@Luke17441]

It's a pity that the last 3 minutes of the movie are missing! I went back a few minutes again but couldn't see how the movie ended!! What a pity! There's nothing more frustrating than not seeing the end of something, specially a movie!!

[@maryriehm4752]

Thanks for posting this. Pic is bad. But still watchable

[@ochun57]

I love all these classic movies.

[@ericstewart9499]

Love this one! One of the best ever

[@tedthesailor172]

Well, I could endure the colour banding, I even endured the fact that it was running half speed; but to chop the finale is frankly taking the piss...If you can't post the movie without that, then there's no point posting the movie at all.

[@retrogaming7654]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/b3iup3tnlrWIb7M

[@littlemissgroove]

Ted thesailor buy the dvd !! Simples

[@latoyahilliman209]

Ok then . But now watching it in 2019🍱

[@georgeroberts9111]

@laurie cooper I remember this as a youngster 8-9 yrs old..I liked it~!

[@gracewilliams5798]

I'll make a note not to watch no more of your videos

[@TeenC79]

Absolutely loved this film as a kid ❤

[@latzmenon5770]

10 out of 10 for this excellent movie . Don’t know how many times I have watched it 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@joshuagoodrow]

This movie "The Brides Of Dracula" first came out on videocassette from MCA/Universal Home Video back in the year 1995.

[@pwareham61]

This was Hammers best non Christopher Lee vampire film, the head vampire Baron Meinster was excellent, and a good foil for Peter Cushing. Pity about the quality of the video.

[@WhirledPeasFursure]

I agree..

[@prudencesidecafe2572]

Love these old horror period flicks.

[@louisescanlon7478]

I Also love Cristopher Lee and Peter Cushing. Great old Film. 🤗⚘🤗⚘🤗⚘🤗⚘

[@martinmarkhusband438]

We all know the ending just as well have watched this on tv picture perfect

[@enzobinelli9397]

Excelente película del gran Conde Drácula🧛 con el protagonismo sobresaliente del gran actor británico 🇬🇧 Peter Cushing, bien ambientada y con un desarrollo de alto nivel de impacto que las películas de hoy en día dejan mucho que desear, muy recomendable para verla no defrauda😊

[@armidalicorne]

Falta el principio de la pelicula !! la persona que la ha subido no se ha dado cuenta ???? Vaya !

[@savagesquad4013]

I loved Peter Cushing in everything he ever made. Peter and Christopher Lee were the best together

[@Cam-gn6uk]

I loved how he healed himself after being bitten was Dracula trying to turn him I thought all his blood had to be drained for that

[@overseerist]

Thank you for the download.

[@ramoncalero1642]

Wonderful times, full of exquisite filmography. Today little of the good of the cinema. Great were Peter Cushing, Cristopher Lee and Vincent Price. Tiempos maravillosos, llena de una filmografía exquisita. Hoy en día poco de lo bueno del cine. Grandes fueron peter Cushing, Cristopher Lee y Vincent price.

[@fernandomartinheras5025]

Una obra maestra excelentemente interpretada por Peter Cushing y magistralmente realizada por Terence Fisher. Elegante e imaginativa a partes iguales. Un clásico.

[@jamesdziendziel9187]

DON'T WATCH! THERE IS NO ENDING!!!!

[@philmcnamara299]

We were enthralled by these 70s hammer films use to keep us on the edge of our seat the music wth violins use to keep us clung to the seats I’d walk home from cinema bout 2 miles away up a quiet rd if a bat came across my path I’d run and I mean run 🏃‍♀️ oh the good old days

[@offen9295]

Einer der Besten Vampirfilme Danke fürs Hochladen !!!!

[@preetycathan1747]

For the first Time l am watching to this Movie 😅 ,I loved dracula vampires films 🥰😍

[@angloaust1575]

Imagine peter and Chris in the eternal with horrors galore

[@jackdarbyshire5888]

This movie has been on here for 5 years now and all you hear are people complaining about the pictue quality so why doesn't someone else upload a better version please 🙏 😉

[@salimdr9739]

I am sorry to say that this film has been destroyed by using shades. There was no need to do this. Thank God I have seen this film without shades!

[@stevebowness9435]

David Peel terrified me when I first saw this film, his face haunted me for years.

[@gregoryhagen8801]

He was perfect in the role, because he wasn't creepy looking.

[@jaimesilva6637]

Peter Cushing y Martita Hunt.como Baronesa Super Inolvidable QEPD 🎞️💖🌹

[@greyedgerton2890]

The woman at the beginning looks very much like the head-misstress in another favorite of mine. Several names, you'll probably find it labeled: The House that Screamed.

[@puplover7991]

Lili Palmer from La Residencia! Love that film.

[@stevebowness9435]

Freda Jackson plays a Terrific role as Baron Meinster's crazed nurse.

[@gregoryhagen8801]

Her performance give me Chill's. Scariest part of the movie,was when she went mad with fear.

[@kimmccabe1422]

I absolutely love Peter Cushing in everything! Next, his friend, Christopher Lee. I can't get enough! In fact, I look daily for anything new starring them. Seems I've seen it all. That makes me sad. Unless someone has a new recommendation??

[@tritongabriel5187]

Muy buena la película con Peter Cushing recuerdo haberla visto a comiensos de los 70,saludos desde peru

[@krisvieeau2474]

This video cuts out before the movie ends, so here's the spoiler. Peter Cushing rescues the annoying French woman. Baron Meinster gives up acting to become a Realtor.

[@patriciacurcio9455]

I saw this movie on tv and I liked it very much and the guy who played Dracula 🧛‍♂️ was very handsome

[@albertrandall2271]

He was not dracula he was a vampire count dracula was dead .

[@claudiarobichaud4944]

The film looks good where I stanEspecially with Peter Cushing in the lead

[@lindapowell4437]

There are people in real life act like the vampire mind control.

[@grahambell5340]

The sun is always shining through the windows of a smoke- filled room . Even outdoors . Very spooky

[@claudinoperreiradasilva2637]

Sou fám de todos os filmes de Conde Dracula, mais bem que esse Clássico do cinema poderia ser dublado ou legendado.

[@eduardo_corrochio]

Nobody in his right mind would watch a movie that's so distorted and tampered with like this upload. Man, the things people do to a flick in order to avoid copyright violations on KZbin. The film deserves to be enjoyed on disc in high definition.

[@littlemissgroove]

Buy the dvd then 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@eduardo_corrochio]

@@littlemissgroove Thanks for chiming in, that is outstanding advice. 😆

[@littlemissgroove]

@@eduardo_corrochio no problema 👌🏽

[@garyclarke9685]

Reading through this comments it would seem I'm the only one to miss out on the films climax. The last minute or so went into a freeze-frame & unfortunately I missed the rest of the film from when he poured holy water on Dracula.

[@norell791]

Vampires are so strong, aren't they? Meinster can break his chains so easily. But why does he want help from Marianne?

[@nicholalaw169]

Love these movies

[@tmenboy9643]

I love the B horror movies they had the kings of macob Peter Cushing Christopher Lee and the master himself Vincent Price.👹S.N.F. gang.✌

[@kimmaddison8686]

greatest actor peter cushing

[@ramoncalero1642]

Wonderful times, full of exquisite dilmography. Today little of the good of the cinema. Great were Peter Cucshing, Christopher Lee and Vincent Price.

[@henrybyrd5402]

A foggy day in Transylvania!

[@nigelwatson3701]

Well actually no. It's a foggy day and night at Bray studios and at a country park, near Slough!!!!

[@nigelwatson3701]

No it's actually at Bray Studios and a Country Park near Slough!!!! Sorry said that twice, but you get the gist!!!!

[@Koeniginerdenliebe]

Allways the best oldies

[@stepityo]

Great Classic Hammer Horror! Peter Cushing, may not have been a Hugh Jackman, action hero-type! But, he will always be, to me, the best of the Van Helsings! The scene where he fights off the Vampire curse with Holy Water & a red, hot, iron....! Wow! Too bad this is a terrible copy! Much appreciated, regardless!

[@jochenbecht6191]

Thers only one Dr. Van Helsing in movie history. Peter Cushing. May you have some vampires in heaven to fight again. Dracula is still alive and well. But today is not easy for him to bite young girls with a mask. Who knows? Maybe he can go on to do his job next year. God bless all Dracula and Van Helsing fans.

[@AdenaKaiba]

You're so right! God bless you too!

[@richardoconnor2560]

There were so many beautiful women in the Hammer films 😮

[@robertdiotalevi285]

Yes, RO, homely, fat, old women need not apply. 🧛

[@richardoconnor2560]

@@robertdiotalevi285 , I did not do the casting.

[@robertdiotalevi285]

@@richardoconnor2560 But they never do either way, RO!

[@bonita7335]

One meddling woman caused all the death and danger. However, I do love these classic vampire movies.

[@user-rz5dr7cf2g]

Adding lights to the movie is undesirable because it blurs the vision and takes away the sweetness and fun of the movie

[@sallyramirez5980]

I love these old movies,,, ✌

[@1e0s]

Peter Cushing & Christopher Lee. What a treat💕

[@amysands8925]

Only the best.

[@RustyShackleford1988]

Hey you reading the comments! Just pay the $3.99 to watch this movie. It’s better than sitting through this

[@aimeereal5122]

I love the white faces of the brides and the rest of their neck and shoulders are flesh tone! 🤣

[@fintan3563]

The dowager baroness is wearing Dracula’s cape. 🧛‍♂️

[@shirleyanne6573]

news flash, it cuts off just before the end

[@angeltejeiro6828]

I love this movie.❤️💛❤️

[@jezzaw.6355]

Great movie wish they played all the Dracula movies with Christopher Lee I have all of them in video I'm going to try to find in DVDs also Salems Lot is great

[@sebastianbilonis9621]

podi kurangachi

[@lisaborsella5412]

I was searching just now for a clear copy of this and of course good ole KZbin has it for sale or rent. Funny how every great movie ever made is for sale or rent no matter how very old they are, while new movies are mostly free and abundant. Why? Because these old movies were and still are great and they know it-otherwise these new piles of junk out there, would be for sale or rent as well. Once in a while KZbin will get generous and post some greats for free. And while most of us have probably seen these old greats ( like this one) a million times ( or at least once) they still want money to see them. I understand their position, I’m just saying it proves how awesome these still are. I’m not saying that no new movies are good, that’s just silly-but some of the insults out there that they call movies, are just that. They actually could do with a new genre for them. What can we call it? How about- Don’t Waste Your Time? - I give people full credit for trying their hand at the art of film, and why not? Everyone deserves a chance, not just the rich like in the old days. I love that, but some of it? It has no place in the world of film and never will. Like I said- how about a genre for them? That way when I see that genre listed on a given channel etc., I can AVOID it!😂 all in good fun right?

[@cashstore1]

It would of helped slightly if we could watch the actual ending of the movie.

[@marywaldron2695]

Tell me this movie exists in better condition. It was a good classic. You can,t expect somebody to watch it the way it is.😊

[@mtolivesecurityshipping5455]

There is a fan page for the three brides of Dracula. I think the Admin of the page wrote a book about the Resurrection of the three brides. I think he only has an eBook for now.

[@michellesuzannem]

For a girl who just came to the castle she sure knows her way around a new place ! But she is lifeless no visible signs of emotions on her face ....

[@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885]

pretty sure her big full lips get in the way of her face being more emotional.

[@michelleannelston8325]

Hello Nguyen, you have sent me a really cruel message , I never commented on your video, and if I had done I would have said thank you for sharing this, Shelly Ann

[@ratchaphongphoksupat3524]

เป็นภาพยนตร์ที่ยอดเยี่ยม

[@Gmthekiller]

It's like watching a movie half awake.

[@robertdiotalevi285]

I have never seen a half-awake movie? 🧛

[@Gmthekiller]

@@robertdiotalevi285 forgive me. English is not my first language. That's why my sentence was not grammatically correct.

[@robertdiotalevi285]

@@Gmthekiller 👍 Good for you speaking more than one language!

[@tinasummers4578]

Like these old movies 😊😊😊😊

[@patriciacurcio9455]

The guy who plays Dracula is very handsome I wonder if he’s still alive

[@andyfin990]

He's been alive for 600 years so I would of thought so.