THE LAST VOYAGE OF THE DEMETER (2023) Ending Explained

#endingexplained #dracula
Based on a chapter from Bram Stoker's Dracula, The Last Voyage of the Demeter follows the damned crew of a ship that unknowingly bring the killer vamp to London. You can guess how things turns out. We're breaking down the story, how it ties directly to the original book, as well as explaining the ending and sequel setup.
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[@danielkuehn8597]

I’m just writing this within the first three minutes of the video maybe it’s addressed later on. But I think it makes sense for Dracula to be in this inhuman demon form on the Demeter. He doesn’t have to be the charismatic ladies man that he pretends to be on a boat full of sailors that he can feed on the fear of. He can let loose as they say

[@tylerwinters2237]

Genuinely such a bizarre nitpick with zero weight, the whole first third of this vid is unnecessary and a waste.

[@jonfreeman9682]

He was in demon form and after drinking enough blood be can turn into a gentleman of leisure with top hat 🎩 and cane. We get a glimpse of that at the end.

[@robertwye9463]

It also gives him advantages if he was ever found due to his flight capabilities and whoever saw him and described him would just be considered mad

[@lopirobinson1991]

I don't think the host read the book. The movie put in the love story, it wasn't present in the novel. Dracula could become a nasty monster in the book and even when he took a human form he had that uncanny valley feel. He wasn't a twilight vampire lol This is classic Dracula before Hollywood came in, which is kind of ironic considering lol

[@moxiemaxie3543]

Most people had an issue with the depiction not the character itself. The cgi and style took ppl out and thought he looked funny😂

[@stardustfawkes]

9:09 - it's actually in the book. When Jonathan Harker goes to his castle in the beginning (before the Demeter ride), it's revealed that Dracula learned English for his upcoming move to England. ( I don't know where he got the 'true love' or whatever he talked about in the beginning )

[@janedhoe5872]

Yeah, the love story is not in the book.. but they added it in the movie with Gary Oldman, where Dracula’s wife looks exactly like Mina - so that’s probably where that comes from

[@susanstorm7910]

@@janedhoe5872ohhhh 😮😅

[@gregorymaroda4860]

Minor correction: book Dracula has no "true love". He's just evil. He goes to London because he considers it the center of the (then) modern world. And I personally found the book parts of the Demeter story rather creepy. Not much to say about the creature design. I think you have to have monstrous Dracula here. Suave human seeming Dracula snack attacking crewmen would just be silly. All in all though, I'm glad they at least attempted this. It's a neat idea and does something new with existing material.

[@mammoney9102]

I honestly really liked Dracula in this movie. He’s conserving energy on the journey, so it makes sense that he would have a more “true” vampiric form. Plus, I like monstrous vamps, instead of Hollywood pretty boys they like to make

[@bleh329]

Meh, at least there's a purpose for the pretty vamps.

[@jonfreeman9682]

I saw it in cinema and thought it was great. There should have been more fight back against Dracula.

[@LupineShadowOmega]

@@jonfreeman9682 He's Dracula...they were doomed.

[@BrysonRyenn]

I agree with this take, just wish his vampric form was shown more throughout the film to build up the terror and suspense

[@robertwye9463]

His Monstrous Vampiric Form would also give him the advantage in physical combat if he was ever discovered due to his height and size

[@intern_dana]

the oddest thing about the sunlight bit is that, in the orignal novel, sunlight never *killed* dracula--that trope originated with noseferatu. in the novel, the sunlight just slightly weakened drac but at multiple points he moves around in the sunlight. tmi he just prefers walking around at night because that's when he's stronger, plus it's harder for humans to notice that he doesn't cast a shadow

[@sudanemamimikiki1527]

also just being bitten and fed on by a vampire was not how one became a vampire. the movie took inspiration from the book but its obvious they didnt really care much for faithfullness to source material

[@EloiseRaeCullen]

I like the transfusion without regard for blood type bc that happens A LOT in the Dracula novel. Blood transfusion was kinda the hot new thing at the time, so Bram used it a lot in his book. The whole blood type thing is just kinda dismissed/not mentioned bc they didn't know about it. So I like that they included that lil detail, it's neat! :)

[@Ajehy]

I was about to comment the same thing. Lucy has four blood transfusions back-to-back to survive Drac’s feeding…though it didn’t make her flammable.

[@Kristyybug]

It’s crazy because it bugged me watching them just give blood to people I was like okay but BLOOD TYPES lololol

[@EloiseRaeCullen]

@@Kristyybug lucky for the people in Stoker's book, the whole bloodtype thing just kinda doesn't exist so it's fine 🤣

[@KarlJayce.]

Uneducated doctor +crew is just there. Brainless... why didn't they search other cargo boxes after discovering actual person in one of them.. also. . I would rip open every plank on the deck letting sunlight in every corner of the ship .. they had 🪓 🪓 🪓..

[@nickbh15]

@@EloiseRaeCullenit’s set in the 1800’s..blood types were not even discovered yet what are y’all talking about

[@smokinbandit2833]

If you go back and watch the Gary oldman Dracula, yes he usually is in a more human form. But there is a scene where van helsing basically outs him and he transforms into this towering bat monster. I would say the reason he doesn’t go a bit more human on the boat is because he doesn’t have to, he knows he’s going to kill everyone so there’s no point expending the energy to disguise himself as a human

[@blackstone3668]

Damn that’s so cold, but it make sense. Basically y’all not worth the effort to mask my identity

[@Spiritwingz56]

Huh, I don't remember there ever being a bat monster scene...

[@pacrat6271]

even if he did try to look human They would know he was either a stowaway or something cause he wasn’t apart of their crew

[@zacfrancis6365]

@@Spiritwingz56it’s freaky. Super tall with glowing red eyes. Amazing makeup effects and I think Bram Stokers Dracula is the best vampire flick

[@Spiritwingz56]

@@zacfrancis6365 Oh, are we talking about the movie? I could see that. It was never in the book that I remember.

[@StevelyBruckShut]

You mentioned Gary Oldman's Dracula, but he literally turned into a bat creature too

[@robertwye9463]

Yeah the movie was good but holy shit was their portrayal of Dracula and Mina just a shit stain on the movie also never forget Dracula raping Lucy in his werewolf looking form since she never consented due to his ability to control minds

[@isabelhuang_1]

Making this section of Dracula into a standalone movie is a stroke of genius

[@Geospasmic]

I thought it made sense that the crew didn't figure out what seems obvious to the audience through years of stories about vampires, since they hadn't been exposed to all the vampire cliches. They're seeing it all for the first time.

[@MarkoTiano]

I think the reason why at the end he reappeared as a monster to Clements was on purpose, so Clements knew its him. Wouldn't make sense Dracula walking around a pub or the city in his monster form, people would notice. He did after all wore a hat, long coat and leather gloves which means he was in his human form already.

[@amberbsjc1395]

And I pictured his Gary Oldman form 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@toodles8160]

He doesn't need to use his monster form to notify Clemens of his presense. The cane and the double knocking would have been enough. I think he wanted to scare him because Clemens was bragging about not being scared of him and all

[@MarkoTiano]

@@toodles8160 That still doesn't change Drac walking around the city as a bat.

[@HogwartsGoth]

London again! The makers of this film never read the book! The ship Demeter runs aground in WHITBY, Yorkshire. Whitby is about 260miles from London. Whitby is also where Bram Stoker wrote a lot of the Dracula book.

[@meepboie4008]

I personally love this rendition of Dracula. There's not a lot of monstrous vampires in media and it's so refreshing to see one like this

[@KnucklesxReala911]

Kinda just a fast nosferatu tbh

[@jazzycat8917]

Midnight Mass did this vampire design much much better tbh

[@leiajiang7877]

Opposite camp here too many ugly monsters everywhere, leave the dracs and vamps alone

[@insertname3977]

@@leiajiang7877 A lot of vamp folklore don't have them being charming or beautiful, just corpses that are sometimes intelligent, sometimes animalistically feral.

[@harmonlanager2670]

@@leiajiang7877This is far closer to Dracula’s original description. He wasn’t described as attractive until Bela Lugosi played him.

[@BlackstreetBoys2Men]

I really liked this movie and I loved the portrayal of THE MONSTER people think of an elitist in the suit and forget that it’s a monster pretending to be human, not a human that turns into a monster

[@lopirobinson1991]

Thaaaaaank you. They didn't read the book. This is who he was before Hollywood sunk its teeth into Drac, pun intended. Dudes a demon, he doesn't care about love, he cares about blood.

[@-redacted_by_youtube]

Was always a man first.

[@BlackstreetBoys2Men]

@@-redacted_by_youtube was a man first * is a monster now and for the entirety of the story. He isn’t a man first now

[@Nick-kk9ei]

Thank you.

[@nrg6245]

Man after all these years this channel is still a horror comfy spot. I love you all in the horror community my favorite genre since I was a child. Foundflix been giving us quality content for years and years now. Thank you chris ❤

[@monkeyhappyface]

That ending is a good way to bring in Hughe Jackman to reprise his role as Van Helsing

[@Deadspace123100]

God, how cool would that be?! Never gonna happen, but a really awesome idea.

[@jamesstinedurf9841]

didn't Dracula take that form at one point in Francis Ford Coppola's Dracula? i could have sworn he did

[@alexx5064]

you right- when he was attacked or injured by van helsing if I remember correctly

[@booboodavila]

I’m personally a fan of what they did with Dracula in Van Helsing where he’s a handsome man who can transform into a bat-like demon. I wish more people would do that with vampires.

[@jessieskinner3402]

I actually enjoyed this movie much more then I thought I would.

[@OfficialWallace.p]

Same

[@doomy330]

it's just that dracula's crazy teeth made it a bit too comical imo

[@Olsenator]

@@doomy330this Dracula is British so it makes sense

[@moxiemaxie3543]

Good for you(Not sarcasm)

[@mikemcdonald1999]

As did I. Actually saw it in theaters and it has its problems but it's fine.

[@peterthomas187]

The point of the movie was the story of the crew, not Dracula per se. Also, it's likely you could explain Dracula's form on the boat the product of him being surrounded by deep and swift moving water when he isn't in his grave-soil filled casket. He needs blood, but he's getting dragged over supernatural gravel to get it.

[@bleh329]

The story of the crew, huh? Sounds like they didn't do a great job. Also, your notes on the appearance of dracula are speculative. I haven't read the book, though, have you?

[@jonfreeman9682]

It's a good movie but the crew doesn't do much. They don't really fight back much. Great atmospheric creature feature but not as good as alien.

[@elrose171]

@@jonfreeman9682considering the entire point was that “no one” survived, I’d say that was kind of the point.

[@LupineShadowOmega]

@@bleh329 The entire point of Dracula's form is that the charming "gentleman" is just a mask. He's a heartless monster that people fool themselves into thinking is anything else.

[@concernedandequal1928]

It depends what yo mean byt the "story of the crew". If you mean the ORIGINAL crew from the book, then your statement is false. This moive adds four characters that were not in the original book and completely emasculates the captain, (who is the HERO in the book). They also completely eliminate the idea that Dracula is afraid of the cross. Btw, the characters added were the know-it-all black guy, the mary sue, some kid to make the captain weaker, and some religious filipino who dies because his cross does nothing to protect him. In other words, this movie is woke trash. They even include a random, out of place speech about the black guy's skin color. 🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂

[@sticketer]

Hi, I got a request for you. I saw a movie called 'Magical girl', spanish movie, I think it came out in 2014. I would really appreciate it if you made a ending explained for that movie. Thank you.

[@johndoe6737]

Loved the movie

[@nerdjournal]

Never heard of it, but I will hit like, so your message is sure to be seen. :D

[@chrissharma4088]

@@nerdjournalVito that with a dislike

[@chrissharma4088]

That movie sucked

[@sticketer]

Thanks a lot, trust me, after I was done with movie, I was quiet for 5 minutes. It doesn't happen after I am done watching a movie. One of the most thought provoking I have watched in a minute.@@nerdjournal

[@julesrules7297]

This movie just made me want to rewatch Dracula Dead and Loving It. Cool set pieces, though.

[@maxx6526]

At the ending, weren't they trying to imply Dracula is to be Jack The Ripper in the sequel??? Ngl I got chills and interested. I'd rather see a continuation of this rather than another garage marvel movie

[@ish4860]

OMG SAME!!!

[@CameronFulbright]

6:52 The movie may have taken some massive liabilities, but apparently the writers read enough of the book to know that even the other doctors in the book weren't concerned with blood type during transfusions.

[@ShaiShai1]

I like that they kept it historically accurate 😂

[@Kageoni187]

The practical effects look like the form he takes in Francis Ford Coppola’s Dracula look when he is in the same form as he is interrupted sharing blood with Mina. Garry Oldman was quite the Dracula. He is such a talented actor.

[@majestyzx9081]

I love this film, Dracula isn't even the main point of the film. It's a great character study.

[@Carb0hydrates]

I learned from Red Letter Media that the reason the costumes in Coppola's Dracula are so interesting, is the movie a Japanese costume director who didn't know who Dracula was. So that was her take on what those wardrobes would look like and it ended up being pretty iconic. If true, just a fun little tidbit.

[@daringwolverin]

I will never get over how everyones complaint about this is that its not like every other dracula interpretation 😂.

[@fuzzycatbutts]

If it's not going to be a movie about Dracula, why bother making it about Dracula?

[@BlackstreetBoys2Men]

@@fuzzycatbutts the movie is about Dracula it’s just not the same Bela Lugosi inspired stereotypical version of Dracula in a derivative telling of previous films

[@RickytickyBobbywobbin-jl5oy]

@@fuzzycatbutts”The last voyage of the Demeter” the title told you exactly what the movie was about. If it was supposed to just be about Dracula it would have been called Dracula.

[@brendanmorin9935]

Did you not hear him talk about the cgi?

[@vluckie3309]

@@brendanmorin9935cgi does not mean it’s a bad film and the cgi in the movie was good people complain way too much about cgi

[@ChaChaDubs]

My head cannon for Dracula speaking is that Dracula is still learning English and thus repeats everything he hears.

[@raf686]

In the book I always got the feeling he was more of a monster type creature. Imo the look of Dracula was what I imagined to look.

[@vergil8833]

I don't get the flack the Dracula design gets, it's a version of his bat form which I think is really cool. A dude in a suit isn't all that scary so to have him in this sort of depraved form is really cool. I wanna see more monster vampires in media, like the ones in the Witcher 3 game. This Dracula looks like the Unseen Elder.

[@wallcity318]

Not really unique, and the cgi wasnt great. Still a pretty decent movie tho

[@Terszel]

Monster vampires are overused. Idk why the comments pretend this is a fresh take on vampires. The Strain? 30 Days of Night? Blade? Midnight Mass? Actually MM is a good example of a fresh spin on monster vampires, since he progressively appears more human-like in appearance and behavior the more people he feeds on

[@vergil8833]

@@Terszel You're conflating feral vampires and monster vampires a bit. The Midnight Mass vampire is cool and it's the only one that kinda applies, but the others are just feral or kinda odd looking humans. When I talk about monster vampires I'm talking about stuff like Draculas bat form in Bram Stokers Dracula, and Varghulfs from Warhammer. I don't know what "MM" refers to.

[@MintyCow101]

It was so awesome!! Dracula was so creepy and menacing, i wonder if they will make another?

[@Ilikesilver1]

I loved this movie, I’ve missed vampires being monsters

[@defenderofminorities3056]

The scene of Dracula where you can hardly make out his figure was really solid, movie was pretty great, need more like this.

[@cale0176]

"It's more like a demon bat creature" So a vampire, yes.

[@melissaleoncreolenola]

I am very proud of the actor who played Dr. Dre in Straight Outta Compton.. this is a very big step for him in his career.. even though he did one of the Jurassic Park franchise and Kong Skull Island as well..

[@hbk-hotboy713]

Corey Hawkins left the Walking Dead show and didn't look back lol

[@melissaleoncreolenola]

@@hbk-hotboy713 he was on The Walking Dead ..I never knew that...

[@hbk-hotboy713]

@melissaleoncreolenola He left to do Strait out of Compton & Kong... He had his own show 24 which only last 1 season but them movie rolls kept coming in and was making way more money lol

[@melissaleoncreolenola]

@@hbk-hotboy713 wow so he was on The Walking Dead before getting into films... he made a wise decision.. the first time I've seen this actor was Straight Outta of Compton

[@bkhai1041]

In the Walking Dead, he's the dude from Alexandria who is friends with Tara before she discovers Oceanside, where he vanishes. He's also with Glenn when they're at the Satellite Outpost.

[@darrienpaul]

Such a good movie! Thank you for covering!

[@mitchellneu]

I foresee two possible ways this ending could tie in to the original Dracula storyline, while wrapping up Clemens’s story. In my opinion, either: 1. Clemens goes mano a mano with Dracula in that alleyway and gets turned into dessert, or 2. Clemens loses sight of Dracula and later links up with Jonathan Harker, Mina, Professor Van Helsing, and the rest to go after Dracula then. Ever since I saw this movie, I have started picturing Clemens as one of the unnamed side characters in Bram Stoker’s Dracula(1992) that takes part in the final race to Dracula’s castle, if the second theory is what you subscribe to. Either way, that’s just my opinion.

[@CarlosVelazquez-kl8nf]

Man I absolutely love this channel and I’m grateful he always puts out content, but his last few vids have mostly been under 20 minutes. Hope everything’s alright my guy. We love you

[@lanxy2398]

Just not many horror movies out atm

[@danielclark-hughes692]

When the movies are as light as this on detail there's only so much you can do

[@tenebrousoul9368]

​@@danielclark-hughes692I mean, this part of the book wasn't all that long, all things considered.

[@Einstein4203]

He's giving us all the information. He can only compare this movie to a small chapter in a book. I'm glad he doesn't stretches his videos with nonsense or with repeating sentences in order to make the video longer

[@ragepaint]

Duncan Regehr's Dracula from Monster Squad has been burned into my head as a child.

[@KingPeezy14]

Maybe Dracula’s personality could be molded to be more like how the classic story portrays him, but I actually like the new look. I’ve never found Dracula scary. He just looks like a normal guy to me. But the new look is way more terrifying

[@robertwye9463]

Dracula is also never portrayed as Handsome or much of a ladies man in the book he's a very tall skinny man who has a receding hairline very gaunt and pointy features including a hooked nose and a mustache. And when he interacts with Women it's never sexy or seductive but more mean spirited and rapey.

[@starkilr101]

As a big fan of the book, I was happy to see this being made. Enjoyed a lot of it

[@OrangeHatReviews]

Dracula on the Demeter is more devastating and a monster. He leaves the ship in ruin and everyone dead, so the monster look never bothered me. What did bother me is that there was a survivor. NO ONE survived in the book. And the movie should have reflected that.

[@cherylsmith4826]

I agree. The story of the ghost ship being found is cool enough, we didn't need to hint that they may remake every dracula movie with the required persons of color. There- I said it

[@vluckie3309]

This was a very good movie imo and I like the idea of them trapped in a seemingly unsurvivable situation and obviously being picked off one by one

[@ankitbhardwaj6640]

Watched it in theaters. Loved the movie. They should have had Dracula look withered almost flesh and bones. As more he consumes the more human he starts looking. Yes Clemson named should have been Van Helsing.

[@BladeAlmighty90]

I dunno,I've seen enough people as is complain about him being a smart black guy,think the Van Helsing part would have sent these people over the edge. But yes it would be a cool addition

[@concernedandequal1928]

@@BladeAlmighty90 People complain because it's disrespectful to take someone else's work and add your own woke agenda into it. In the original novel, there is no black guy, and the last two who put up a fight against Dracula are the Captain and his first mate. The Captain dies with the cross and everyone hails him as a hero for standing his ground and keeping his faith against the evil that is Dracula. In the novel, Van Helsing is a Dutch Doctor with blue eyes. He is never in the Demeter so I'm not sure why people want celmens to be some van helsing. It makes no sense. Shut up and go educate yourself on the original novel. Unless you're some wokester who thinks pulling off this kind of crap actually changes history. Which it doesn't

[@BladeAlmighty90]

@@concernedandequal1928 wait, sorry you weren't the one who called her a Mary sue,that was some other butthurt kid on the internet my b,I retake that point and offer my apologies

[@beno1129]

@@concernedandequal1928 I'm black and I agree. It would be cultural appropriation for a black guy to be Van Helsing. Perhaps he could have been portrayed as an ally of Van Helsing instead, seeking him out to partner and hunt down Dracula

[@thefanwithoutaface8105]

Overall pretty solid movie....save for the fact it should've stuck to the book's ending and EVERYONE Clemons included dies in the end. It makes not a lick of sense for Dracula to leave anyone on that ship alive for any reason other than sequel bait which this movie is never gonna get.

[@soulweaponx6644]

Another great review Chris. There is a scene in the blaxploitation film called Blacula that I want to reference here. They realize they are dealing with a vampire and so they try to attack the coffin, but it is surrounded by his turned minions. After a grueling battle, Blacula appears outside of the now burning building the heroes set fire to in order to stop Blacula's minions. Blacula appears outside and gloats telling them that he was on to them. A similar situation happens in the cult classic Fright Night 2 when Charlie Brewster attempts to destroy the countess coffin, but she appears and tells them that she has others stashed in different places. So, getting the coffin outside probably would not have worked. They were pretty much eff'd and the best strategy to survive was to not only abandon ship, but to do it at first light. If they had any type of bleach like material or something to throw off Drac's sense, then that would be encouraged as well. Also, we are dealing with guys who were not known for intelligence. This is why the only intelligent guy survived the situation. I didn't see a problem with adding Clemmens because he could have easily been one of Dracula's victims in the next chapter. His death could put Van Helsing on the trail of Dracula.

[@Machamp-ps7wx]

This movie was fantastic and a damn shame it was only in an extremely limited amount of theaters for a single week where I live. Movie needs a dvd release and a sequel

[@HercadosP]

Fantastic is the antonym of this shitty movie lol

[@Kageoni187]

There isn’t a way to do a sequel. He is on the boat for the singular trip. In the book he is taken back to his castle over land by his Romani protectors.

[@wesjall]

@@Kageoni187don’t bother. They’ll say that’s exactly why they NEED to do a sequel. “It’s different! They can do what they want!”

[@jonfreeman9682]

I went to cinema to support the movie before they took it off. Monster movies don't last long in cinema. I enjoyed it.

[@Kageoni187]

@@wesjall now I am sad, I wanted to pretend that it wouldn’t happen. If you haven’t read Bram Stoker’s book you definitely should. I saw the movie and red the book growing up. Gary Oldman is a fantastic actor. I feel like they all were. Lucy’s suitors we’re perfectly cast. Quincey was my favorite.

[@Mindyourbusiness6665]

I really hope they continue the story, nice to see something different dealing with Dracula

[@YoungBottleCap]

I actually really enjoyed this movie and I hope it gets a sequel, I think it deserves one

[@DrymouthCWW]

No

[@gregheffley4830]

@@DrymouthCWWThy lord hath spoken! No sequel to The Last Voyage Of The Demeter

[@YoungBottleCap]

its a movie.... asking why a character in a movie didnt do so and so is idiotic@@KarlJayce.

[@KarlJayce.]

@YoungBottleCap. placing a black guy who blames racism for his failures in life through the movie is truly idiotic..

[@YoungBottleCap]

thats not idiotic, thats life. especially back then, its still hard now for the black community to walk around with prejudice @@KarlJayce.

[@BSmithPPG]

Any time I want to watch a movie but don’t have time, I just come to your channel. The reviews are great and funny too. Keep up the great work! 🤜🏻🤘🏻🤛🏻

[@vader_pt5932]

I love how they portrayed Dracula in this specifically because it's different from what everyone is used to, as someone said here in the comments he doesn't have to disguise himself as the charismatic ladies man people think of. I also like how they subtly show how he loves to toy with his victims. The movie definitely has its flaws but I still found it enjoyable.

[@mayoayo001]

FoundFlix became one of those KZbinrs that I must watch if he drops a video.

[@LupineShadowOmega]

Novel Dracula isn't killed by sunlight...like he's not happy about it, but it just weakens him.

[@nrg6245]

The vibes and nostalgia from your videos and the set up of them still being like they were years ago is so indescribable levels of nostalgia.

[@regretful_txt]

literally! the only channel that still feels exactly the same as it was in 2016 🤌🏼🤌🏼

[@MrJaycrow30]

Out of all the KZbinrs, you are still my favorite recapper!!! cheers

[@oblivionslefthand]

I saw this one in theaters, and I thought it was ok. Not great, but much better than I was expecting. Did some interesting things, setting was better than expected, gave us a pretty likable cast that we were sad to see taken out. Solid 7/10.

[@dramamole]

I enjoyed this movie. Great performances, decently tense story, which is tough to accomplish when you already know how it's going to end. That being said i did also find the ending silly, since we know that character has nothing to do with the demise of Dracula. You did mess up though Found Flix, Anna didn’t turn at the end because she was bitten in the final battle. She was finally succumbing to the infection she had from the very beginning. She tells Clemmens his blood infusions slowed the process but she knew she would change eventually

[@BrysonRyenn]

That kid is the same one from Cobweb, I was impressed by his performance if I have to be honest

[@INVESTIGATE-0311]

Thanks for the upload now to sit back and relax

[@TheGreatDemon666]

I correctly predicted everything that was going to happen in the movie. That being said, I still enjoyed it. The easiest way to kill Dracula and lose the least amount of people possible that I could come up with is, wait until daytime, and set the ship on fire and leave via lifeboat. The only problem with that I can think of is that I don’t know if Dracula would be effected by the sun underwater if he were to jump in and swim. Can he hold his breath for more than several minutes at a time? Can he even swim? Who knows. Although, if he came up for air, his head would get set on fire.

[@radiodemonswing5683]

I actually really enjoyed the film, 9/10 in my opinion. Plus I loved the Dracula design. when I think of Dracula I do think of something like the Hugh Jackman Van Helsing Dracula so this Dracula hit those buttons. I just wish the film didn't bomb, would've loved to see what they did with sequels.

[@kayskaht2052]

I BEEN WAITING ON YOU TO COVER THIS!!!!!!!!!

[@mletter]

Awesome & hilarious synopsis as usual. Thanks!

[@stephenstanko594]

The captains log was one of the best chapters in the book. I was so excited they were making a movie out of it. Then this movie happened.

[@leeharris8102]

you seem to forget he couldnt eat those bringing the crates with him in, its why he had that girl, not for on the ship, she was almost gone, it was for the days he had to travel from his castell to coast. you thought about the ship and him needing to eat them, he took the girl to feed on to get there, if he had made himself known he wouldnt of got on the ship.. i think this was the best Dracula movie since Untold.. really well done, especially when like you say it was from a chapter in the book.. you see him at the end in human form..

[@salemslotandmore8278]

Thanks for the Video 😀

[@serinab7894]

absolutely love your movie reviews

[@priscillagarcia9856]

I enjoyed this movie more than I expected to (even after I realized it was more of a slow burn than I initially thought it would be). I also loved the ending. It was so simple but so effective with the motion of reaching towards Clemens’ cut/scratch. The banging of the cane, the disappearing into the night. I loved all that BUT I have to agree that it was a bit of a letdown that he wasn’t revealed to be Dr. Van Helsing in the end. In my mind, he basically is so I find comfort in that thought 🤣 It’s also crazy that they had practical effects and then the CGI pretty much ruined that. But good to know either way. I agree this had A LOT of potential Thanks so much for covering this one!!

[@-redacted_by_youtube]

So they didn't change the book to your liking?

[@concernedandequal1928]

Dr. Van Helsing is white. In the novel he is described so and is also described as DUTCH. So how is clemens going to be Van Helsing? Obviously you are falling for this revisionist bullshit. This movie is woke trash and pays ZERO respect to the original material. In the ACTUAL novel, everyone hails the Captain as a hero for standing his ground against Dracula and the reason why Dracula does not take his body is because he is holding the cross. This movie inserted the know-it-all black guy, a mary sue, some kid to make the Captain weaker, and the filipino who dies despite being devout and full of crucifixes. In the original novel, Dracula cannot stand the sight of the crucifix. Here, to push an anti-religious agenda, the crucifix does nothing. Also clemens has a stupid, out of nowhere speech about his skin color, just in case it wasn't clear that there is an agenda here. A WOKE agenda. You should go educate yourself on the original novel. If you have any actual respect for other people's work, you'll see how they botched this movie. If you're just another wokester, then I'm sure you'll ignore the fact that revision to classics like this doesn't actually change the past and it just shows how lazy and disrespectful this new woke generation is.

[@KarlJayce.]

Stupid movie... crew is just there. Brainless... why didn't they search other cargo boxes after discovering actual person in one of them.. also. . I would rip open every plank on the deck letting sunlight in every corner of the ship .. they had 🪓 🪓 🪓.. 😊

[@Jsten16]

2:39 i hate the take you just said. Dracula is always depicted as this Human that drinks blood. But if you read the books dracula is a Monster that roams the earth in the form of a dude. this is THE MONSTER.

[@kingkryptonite0]

Dracula in this movie looks like some leader of the creatures from The Descent lol

[@Evelyn-pl3we]

Just watched it and really enjoyed it! A fun thing to watch on a stormy night.

[@ajieroumacapal8286]

I like the movie. Victims didnt know how to fight the monster so its hard to defeat it. The design is good. Yeah sometimes the cgi distract the scene but its fine. Love the settings and the story. I wish they do a human form of something famous actor to dracula for more impact in the ending. Not perfect but its good. 7/10

[@TheOddityFair]

First, I really like this chapter in the book, & I’m glad that someone brought it to the big screen. It fills my heart w/ such joy to see. Second, blood transfusions were like the hot new science at the time & not truly understood. They had no concept of blood types. There are A LOT of transfusions in the book that happen & there’s no regard for type. (Another faithfully adapted element!😍) Third, it’s great to see Dracula in his base form. He gets more human-looking & younger when well-fed. It’s reflective of his true nature as a monster that leeches off of others to survive. A parasite. There’s actually a lot of vampire lore in the book that didn’t get brought into pop culture. It could be awesome to see in later adaptations.

[@dariuscleary1354]

Also wanna add that Dracula can speak English, he does in the book

[@graemewright7386]

Awesome channel you have

[@BasicallyIIINobody]

I loved every bit of this. Best Dracula I've seen.

[@moodbreaker]

Have you ever heard of "Where the Skin Lies" (2017)? It's such a confusing watch! I don't know anyone else that has come across or seen it. Can you please break it down? Love your videos!

[@Sansatu23]

the main problem with prequels is that you know they can’t kill the main character. so no matter what you can only root for the other characters so much before you realize, they are never gonna win against dracula.

[@unnf9971]

This is an exceptional popcorn horror flick! Solid perfomances all around and a gorgeous vision.

[@theepicspacemarine8684]

Loved this movie, so I'm glad you did a video on it

[@steff-the-ghoul]

The movie was ok but to be fair, even in the book he can speak English because he learned it beforehand traveling to London. He is talking and hanging out with Harker some time before starting his journey.

[@KaizaThaDon]

I appreciated this film actually for all of its elements once I was done watching. Yeah there were some holes plot wise but overall, I love this Older demon like Pre -Stage of Dracula that is still animal like before he gains enough blood to get that more human look we get a peak at in the end. The end looks like a setup for a potential Van Helsing sequel! Loved this movie!

[@citystar2318]

Looking forward to October’s FoundFlix videos.

[@Rochambo]

I saw this in the theater and oh man it was an experience. Dracula did not need to be in HD and Sir Davos was done dirty with his character

[@ZurRuheGelegt]

I will say that I loved their portrayal of Dracula one more to try and strike fear like a state of Dracula being drained on his feed of blood. Slowly getting more and more humanoid like towards the end. And yes although it sucks they had to make it CGI it adds in a way to the inhuman thing that he is.

[@jeremysmith4620]

I did not know this was shot with practical effects originally. That's really so sad. The main issue I had with the film was the slick NPC-osferatu that stepped right out of a Legacy of Cain game from a lifetime ago. God it looked awful. I wish there were completed shots we could see of the practical effects only so we could really see the difference, but it is hard to believe that it somehow looked worse. Puppets are spooky and wet puppets are down right horrifying. We could have had that, and apparently we did, but they pained over it using the PS2-ify paint tool. They hired an amazing and overwhelmingly competent effects guy and actor, but then someone decides, "nah, it would look better if we replace all of these hand made effects and the performance with computer generated dreck." Whoever made this decision should never be allowed anywhere near a film ever again.

[@AriSuley92]

Very fresh take on dracula in my opinion and the movie was not supposed to focus completely on Dracula, it is in the title lol this was a really bleak and interesting film

[@user-if1ev7ec7w]

I'm glad to find u again after I lost my account. You're great keep up the great work

[@Elagentejefe]

I think this slots in nicely with the Coppola version. There's a sequence in that movie that shows the crew getting attacked but doesn't go into detail. This fills in that "chapter".

[@jonathanmulondo9206]

One of the best Dracula adaptations ever made. It's nice that Dracula is a dark force of nature instead of a romantic figure

[@davefava256]

I'm glad the dvd shelves are back, but i just wish the longer vid format was too :(

[@nomnomnooma]

The dryness of the humor was amazing and hilarious

[@schools6555]

I still appreciate how you do not have or ask for the KZbin Join/Patreon. You don't ask for anything more than people to watch/like and subscribe and is why I will always support and like your videos!

[@kampy19]

I think the most important thing to remember about Dracula is that he isn’t a man becoming a monster, but a monster pretending to be a man. What happens when he doesn’t have to pretend anymore? You get just the unbridled predator. That being said though, he does have an intelligence and manipulative streak through. So he still, at his core, feels like Dracula to me.

[@sammartinez6035]

The movie felt like it had some last minute edit because it ended up being a generic monster film when it could've been amazing but the ending with Dracula in the pub gave me fucking chills

[@grapeshot]

Or the very underrated vampire movie with Bill Paxton, Near Dark .

[@kaptainkoala8476]

The main problem is that the movie ignores common sense.

[@iambilly1134]

This movie was great

[@DarianVinceresVB]

I think it was a really great movie, hope they have a second one.

[@MultiKwolf]

they could have easily leave the ship to burn in broad day light while using a make shift raft or a boat to escape, Dracula would have no away of escaping.