The Last Voyage of the Demeter | Official Trailer

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The Last Voyage of the Demeter
In Theatres August 11th
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Based on a single chilling chapter from Bram Stoker’s classic novel Dracula, The Last Voyage of the Demeter tells the terrifying story of the merchant ship Demeter, which was chartered to carry private cargo-fifty unmarked wooden crates-from Carpathia to London.
Strange events befall the doomed crew as they attempt to survive the ocean voyage, stalked each night by a merciless presence onboard the ship. When the Demeter finally arrives off the shores of England, it is a charred, derelict wreck. There is no trace of the crew.
The film stars Corey Hawkins (In the Heights, Straight Outta Compton) as Clemens, a doctor who joins the Demeter crew, Aisling Franciosi (Game of Thrones, The Nightingale) as an unwitting stowaway, Liam Cunningham (Game of Thrones, Clash of the Titans) as the ship’s captain and David Dastmalchian (Dune, the Ant-Man franchise) as the Demeter’s first mate.
The film also features Jon Jon Briones (Ratched, American Horror Story), Stefan Kapicic (Deadpool films, Better Call Saul), Nikolai Nikolaeff (Stranger Things, Bruised) and Javier Botet (It films, Mama).
From DreamWorks Pictures and the producers of Zodiac and Black Swan, The Last Voyage of the Demeter is directed by Norwegian horror virtuoso André Øvredal (Scary Stories To Tell in the Dark, Trollhunter), from a script by Bragi F. Schut (Escape Room), Stefan Ruzowitzky (The Counterfeiters) and Zak Olkewicz (the upcoming Bullet Train), based on the chapter “The Captain’s Log” of Bram Stoker’s Dracula.
The film is produced by Brad Fischer and by Oscar®-nominated producer Mike Medavoy and Arnold Messer for Phoenix Pictures and is executive produced by Matthew Hirsch.

[@EndCreditReviews]

I feel spoiled getting two Dracula movies this year from Universal. But I wish that Dracula Untold would get a sequel.

[@paulhunter5524]

I agree!

[@khouloudbt1]

What is the name of the other Dracula movie please?

[@apexhustler8234]

Truer words have never been spoken!

[@noneed4me2n7]

Just saw renfield, so worth it. Had me rolling at some bits but I was on edibles and micro dosing shrooms. Wife laughed a lot.

[@apprenticelibrarian]

Agreed 100%! They’re spoiling the Dracula lovers

[@marcoadan1]

I believe I read somewhere that dracula is among the most depicted characters from literature. From film and television, to video games and comic books. He is, quite literally, immortal.

[@apprenticelibrarian]

Oooooo, good one 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@lance_jasperson]

Well when you impale that many people you become hard to forget vlad the impaler (Dracula)

[@peterstoric6560]

This just gave me a great idea and I need to write it here or else I will forget. Imagine that our belief in something gives power. Not even belief but just a representation. The more we acknowledge and present an idea the more it grows and forms. And the power of these figures shifts with their popularity. The belief in a general idea not being the same as a specific figure as a figure takes all of the power for itself. But while most of these have faded far from their original grace or simply never had a standalone identity one has stayed every present in the public eye since it’s creation, Dracula. The sole bearer of the undead and being immortal both physically and in our very minds as well.

[@marcoadan1]

@@peterstoric6560 Well said. I would venture to say that at least 51 percent of the population of this world are familiar with the name, or even the concept, of Dracula. I would indeed acknowledge that as powerful. Good stuff. I'm sure you're not the first to have such insight, but there is much to build on and explore here.

[@rocketassistedgoat1079]

Not many movies like Alien though. Really looking forward to this, it has potential.

[@alfomar]

I've been expecting this movie to exist since the first time I've read the book, more than 25 years ago. Finally!

[@NearLife4life]

You, too? I'm in the same boat. I'm currently writing one. It's called "Castle Dracula" It's self-contained. It's about Harker's hellish stay at the Castle and the madness that could assume. I love that the Demeter is to be a feature-length picture; it's inspiring. When I heard about it I tripped. My thoughts were, "I'm doing that! But not with the Demeter, but with Harker" I think cooking inspired me!

[@jesusalfredofernandezcruz1833]

Yep, Finally. ⛵

[@reidmason2551]

It took over 20 years to make this movie. The script's been bouncing around that long.

[@jackbyrne4635]

Not gonna need Does the Dog die for this one

[@FrankHerrera-qr1mh]

Not me. As I've said: there was no woman on board, no mention of a Black man (especially in charge of anything) and no one on board knew the name Dracula. There were rumors on board of something killing and dumping the bodies. No survivors with only the captain tied to the wheel clutching a rosary. Greatest horror book ever written with the greatest chase scene at the end. No one, not even Hammer Films, has done the book justice, and this one, will fail as well.

[@jayantasarkar2532]

Dracula has a tough fight in his hands, it won't be easy to takeover the ship captained by Ser Davos.

[@chrischrisdaman]

But it will be done

[@r.a.acosta6528]

I read "Dracula" by Bram Stoker for fun one summer while attending college and to this day, will argue it is the BEST horror story ever written. From the creative method that the story is told (through journal entries, logs, newspaper articles, documents) telling a chronological story through different viewpoints of characters, to the fact that the titular antagonist of the story is unapologetically evil, immortal and capable of taking many forms, to the various subtle yet deeper themes of the story. All I will say is, I don't know who it was in Hollywood that actually read the original novel in full and finally managed to get this section of the story onto the big screen, but thank you! Looking forward to watching this in theaters.

[@r.a.acosta6528]

@patc3650 I wasn't expecting a complete carbon copy retelling on that section of the story, it would kind of be very one sided. Despite the variances, the spirit of despair and fear in the crew from that section seems to be kept intact. Dracula is supposed to be unapologetically evil and irredeemable, if anything, seeing him slaughter dogs, women, children, and everyone regardless of race is the kind of unifying cinematic piece I can get behind.

[@r.a.acosta6528]

@patc3650 I'm actually not a fan of woke stuff (especially when its established characters getting race swapped or changing their sex). I just don't think this time in particular is that big of a deal. Dracula killed mostly anonymous sailors on the Demeter (if memory serves me correct, none of the crew aside from the captain and maybe three other people are named in the log, and none of them go on to be relevant to the story afterwards, cause spoiler alert, they all die).

[@jb9987]

@@patc3650K still gonna watch it and enjoy it just to spite the purists

[@Boingsify]

​@@jb9987Same! 😈😄

[@pecaschula4936]

Try reading Douglas clegs vampíricon. My favorite books next to bram stokers. I highly recommend the three. They will take you to worlds you could only imagine and it got me into reading more on our ancient history.

[@thoughtfulprofessor4198]

The Log of the Demeter is my favourite part of the novel. So looking forward to this

[@rachaelik]

Mine, too! It made a huge impression upon me as a kid of eleven. Just chilling.

[@amazingelephantsXIII]

it’s mine too, but the “we call him dracula” line completely takes away from the horror of not knowing what’s on the ship, right? I don’t know how i’m the only person upset over this.

[@reidmason2551]

@@amazingelephantsXIII It doesn't matter if someone on the ship knows who he is. What matters is that nobody survives this voyage. The horror can just as easily be from knowing they're up against something they can't fight and that they have no chance of winning.

[@amazingelephantsXIII]

@@reidmason2551 no i agree that watching things unfold can be scary, but in the novel the ppl on the ship don't know. as readers, we know it's dracula, but the fact that they don't know at all what they're up against is what makes their terror real and what drives that part of the novel. i feel like knowing what you're up against kinda calms the fear of the unknown and the feeling that you might be losing it a bit as you literally cannot fathom what you're up against.

[@edoardoruini199]

I agree that i would love a version of this where the beginning of the movie makes it clear to us that Dracula is on board and wants to reach England to start its domination but nobody on the ship knows about it. I would also enjoy if they were to find out about it right before the climax in someway, raising the stakes for the english on board before the last attempt at killing Dracula. Here it looks like there's a romanian on board that is gonna figure it all out as soon as they get their first clue, and i don't know, it kills the vibe a little bit.

[@sarriominski3756]

Finally we need more vampire movies and without love story’s in them

[@BobLee-df4zh]

Not very familiar with Dracula, eh?

[@arnellsmith]

@@BobLee-df4zh😂

[@kaiserwilhelmii6440]

@@BobLee-df4zh 😂😂

[@littlefairygirl161]

Agreed ✊🏻 bring on the scary and the blood again

[@dvd9831]

@@BobLee-df4zh 😂😂😂

[@CodyTalton]

This is a genius idea to do a film about the doomed voyage of the Demeter, and it looks like they did a great job. Some awesome imagery and vibes here. Can't wait.

[@JacobIvice]

...The BBC Dracula show already did this years ago.

[@ELBigBossMK23]

Yeah and there's a B Film called Blood Vessel that does this in a WW2 Nazi ship

[@ermanbumaguin8063]

Dind't orlock do that in nosferatu?

[@cocosuma8727]

​@Erman Bumaguin Bro, the Demeter was the ship that brought Dracula to England in the book😂

[@ermanbumaguin8063]

@@cocosuma8727 yeah, turns out it's a whole chapter of dracula😂😂😂

[@BurnsReviews]

Dracula is having a comeback this month! 🔥

[@doloresrojo4180]

This makes me wish that there were more stories about werewolves being told.

[@omarwilliams1145]

TF outta here! Those things are evil! They already exist! They're banished underground with the blood of Jesus! Be careful what you wish for because they are not merely folklore! As we're in these Last Days you'll see them manifesting especially when CERN powers up full-time! Open portals into time space and they'll enter, amongst all the other grotesque looking creatures you're seeing in books and movies!

[@darkestwilightt]

Same. I am a vampire person, but even I can see werewolfs just don't have much screen time at all. Even vampires don't get that much because most of the time, people don't know what they're doing. Hence, the Twilight series. Underworld is a great representation of both monsters. We just need more movies of underworld following Selene or another person. So much about that universe is still untapped.

[@DavidRodriguez-vu8ku]

Amen. They could've done Selene, Micheal, Underworld all together way better, but is as great as it gets

[@andrew-rn9ui]

​@@darkestwilighttthe first underworld and the 3rd one were so fkn cool The 2nd had its moments but was pretty bad but the 1st and 3rd were A1 action movies and did werewolves and vampires a lot of justice imo

[@UtdTill1Die902]

Vampire superiority!

[@reno.corona]

I'm excited about this chapter of the Dracula tale finally being realized! It's one of those tellings that's so interesting and suspenseful, that knowing how it's going to end doesn't ruin it!

[@TvGyrl]

The best episode of BBC's Dracula in 2020, wss about this voyage. Been looking forward to this film since it was announced.

[@michellebolden3143]

Agreed, My sister and I wanted that 1st episode to not end...Was the best on the ship❤

[@benjaminpastrana9662]

Just got out of theater and the movie is SPECTACULAR! a different view of Dracula…..Perfect Cast!

[@danielnunn7602]

I loved the ending..

[@yaloolah42]

I watched this going, "Oh, so it's kinda like that time they shipped Dracula to England and everything went crazy," and then realized, yes, it's exactly that XD Didn't see the description!

[@lacustina6560]

Its like that show Midnight mass, they ship dracula to an island and he started to feed on everyone, and the ones that follows him thought he was an angel

[@racermac1988]

The fact that this got an R rating, has me highly optimistic.

[@littlefoxglove276]

would love to see more dracula oneshots come out of this. like, there's a fair few threads you could follow without bringing in/even naming the main players, right? the zookeeper and his poor escaped wolf; the well-meaning residents of whitby and the mysterious dog. the men who are contracted to move/harbour dracula's grave soil once it gets to england? the emergency crew he hires to rush him back to transylvania? that last one has potential as a sequel to this, for sure

[@makavelilegend92]

Most anticipated movie of this year!!

[@paulmgrunert]

Love they did a movie entirely to what I consider the absolute creepiest part of the story

[@BathrobeKeck]

I've been waiting 5 friggin years for more information about this movie

[@andrewdowns3673]

I love how there's only one trailer, yet everyone is nuts for this movie and can't wait to see it.

[@Madeleinewith3Es]

Ships are perfect locked room stories and this is so atmospheric and I'm hyped- and then Bullet With Butterfly Wings plays and I started cracking up in the theater because of the meme "despite all my rage I am still just Nicolas Cage" and it's playing right before Renfield

[@mattgrandich3977]

TWO movies about Dracula in one year? We are blessed by our unliving lord.

[@nyspawn9332]

What’s the other one?

[@gregorysaugustine5236]

@@nyspawn9332 Renfield. Staring Nicolas Cage and Nicholas Hoult.

[@durrance]

Every few years, I come across a movie that i honestly feel was made specifically for me! Amd this is one of them... Cannot wait.

[@JoelKellenProductions]

I think it would've been way more effective if they didn't reveal Dracula's design until it was actually released in theaters. Can you imagine everyone's reactions to see a giant winged beast swooping out of the shadows, and the first time they see it is in a darkened theater?

[@FrankHerrera-qr1mh]

You mean the Jeepers Creepers ripoff?

[@K_30]

Someone in Hollywood finally read the damn book and took something new from it 👏 👏

[@bluetrailerproductions7488]

Yeah but the problem is we all know that we are gonna like but Critics somehow have problems with these movies. I don't know why. What do they want from these movies?

[@alistairborthwick2031]

Just watched this movie. Fantastic performance by Liam Cunningham! In fact good performances all round. Great casting and great actor performances. I'm genuinely surprised by this movie.

[@RavenLee17]

I just finished watching it too 10/10 loved it ✌

[@unholypepe]

BRAM STOKER'S DRACULA!!!! WOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!! LET'S GO! THE OG IS HERE!

[@velociraptor4you3291]

TWO Dracula (🧛‍♂️) movies this year! One comedic, *this* one serious (which I approve)! The _Count’s_ having a good year thus far (😊).

[@bareeraahmed2985]

Which one is the other one? Dracula fan here 😁

[@velociraptor4you3291]

@@bareeraahmed2985 “Renfield.”

[@georgew3270]

@@bareeraahmed2985 Renfield

[@TheWickerMan1981]

Soyfacing hard myself

[@velociraptor4you3291]

@@TheWickerMan1981 'Soyfacing?'

[@jackofalltrades1594]

YES! I am so excited for this film you have no clue. I hope it does well

[@dalamusulom6660]

This is, quite literally, one of the best ways to expand on the original Dracula. Because we know what happens. We know they don’t survive. We know the ship will appear in London harbor a ghost ship, devoid of even a single sign of life. It’s just a matter of filling in the HOW of it.

[@fuzzydays5699]

Exactly. The bits that we do get from the book about this particular voyage are sparse but still quite harrowing with how little it details. Love to see the ways in which it can be delved deeper into

[@weststigers8474]

You say “we” so confidently…. I didn’t know any of that mate, along with a lot of other people - but cheers for spoiling the movie.

[@dalamusulom6660]

@@weststigers8474 We learn of the Demeter in chapters 6, get the rough gist of what happened in chapters 7 and 8. Dracula was published in 1897, 126 years ago. I'm not gonna put up spoiler warnings for a book that's older than half the countries in the world.

[@dynamicpisces]

“We” don’t know and thanks for the spoilers. 😐

[@dalamusulom6660]

@@dynamicpisces once again, the book is 126 years old. I will not put a spoiler warning up for a book older than half the countries in the world.

[@roufaass3089]

the captain's log was the darkest and scariest part of the novel for me. you can feel the nightmarish experience of the people aboard. I thought id nver see it on screen.

[@skrskr9000]

I've been waiting for this for like 10years lol I'm so happy

[@bryantvazquez18]

Frankenstein next, please!

[@mrexclusiveshow2542]

Make all the solo movies first then Connect them in the same Universe have them Cross over in movies together ive wanted a Shared Universe movies for years have all of them connected and cross over into each others movies then they need to a MONSTER SQUAD reboot movie same Universe just saying

[@ermanbumaguin8063]

​@@mrexclusiveshow2542 so.. another milking shared universe nonsense.. nice

[@willmunro9390]

And the wolf man

[@JamesIanni]

Really good movie. Saw it the other night with my S/O and enjoyed it. It strayed from the book somewhat, but it didn't bother me at all. Since Twilight, vampires have had a bad rap. Time to make vampires scary again! And this movie does a great job accomplishing that. Felt like a good ol'fashioned classic horror flick.

[@mavabad7098]

I love the vibes and tone of this film. Its giving me chills and shiversssssss!!!

[@knowledgeinminutes]

Hi

[@johnwinchesterp2963]

Now this is an interesting premise to use. How can you escape a predator on your own ship out in the sea with no one else to help you. I am definitely watching this one.

[@Cuban20]

Finally, a movie about the Demeter when Dracula was on board killing the crew. I always thought that one small part of the Dracula novel was worth expanding. Edit For example, this short story and prequel to Dracula by Bram Stoker, was originally supposed to be a part of the novel. But Stoker cut it out for some reason. It's about when Harker first arrives in Transylvania during Walpurgisnacht and all the weird and creepy things he sees. And ironically, Dracula had to save him by paying off a group of soldiers. Because he knew that Harker would be stupid enough to not believe in the legends or stories. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jGe4k4Kidq92e8k Enjoy, for me this is the best rendition of Dracula's Guest there is on KZbin. The narration is superb. As is the sound effects. I listen to it every May Day of every year.

[@lisanealy1703]

You have great insight 🤔

[@wintersoldier164]

right? that part felt like a slasher movie. One by one they picked by dracula

[@Cuban20]

@@wintersoldier164 Yes, a Horror movie all unto itself. All culminating in that poor Captain tying himself to the stealing wheel with a cross to ward off Dracula.

[@lisanealy1703]

@@Cuban20 I will listen to it. I'm actually reading Dracula 📚 right now.

[@luciamota1249]

That part was indeed in my book as a prologue. Since the very first pages I knew I would never read something as epic as that book. I read it for the first time during the last days of october when the weather gives you the right mood to be totally invested in a terror story. One of the core memories that will go with me to the after life. I am sure of it.

[@lds8516]

Awesome! Im really pumped for this movie!

[@tedbailey3673]

Short though it is, it is actually my favorite part of the original Universal Dracula, where he looks out of the door of the hold at all the sailors wrestling with the ship against a tempest.

[@KainErrow]

I honestly never understood how Dracula wasn’t forced to slaughter the whole crew almost immediately. Assuming sunlight actually kept him locked in the crates/coffins, why didn’t the crew find him within a week tops? The best answer I have is that sunlight *didn’t* cage him in the crates and he was possibly posing as a member of the crew.

[@maul42]

Dracula isn't killed by sunlight.

[@KainErrow]

@@maul42 Actually he can be. He wasn’t killed by it canonically but he could have been.

[@tbahrain]

Dracula can change his appearance into mist. Also the crates of his grave dirt were nailed shut so no one thought some creature could get in and out of them without disturbing the crates.

[@bodomita]

@@KainErrow as far as i remember by reading the book, Dracula could go outside in sunlight without problem, but his powers were bigger by night.

[@darkhunter3941]

​@@KainErrowPer Stoker, Dracula is at his weakest in the daylight, but the sun doesn't harm him. That's something that came to be associated with him because of the ending of Nosferatu.

[@looseassociation]

Dracula learns the 'all's clear knock' 😅

[@ceruleanwalker1069]

At sea, no help for leagues. And the devil has come a calling. Such a great idea to make the voyage of the Demeter into its own ghost story.

[@andyhanson5282]

My wife told me about this trailer and I thought how good the idea was before the trailer

[@Letsscalpp3d0s]

It’s because of the “implication” lol.

[@branbran810]

i’m obsessed with vamps so i’ll def be watching

[@ianblake815]

I saw this last night when I saw the Boogyman. I was blown away by this trailer! 🧛‍♂️💯

[@fornax4676]

Love vampire movies! Dracula's design looks inspired. Interested to see how this turns out.

[@severus6664]

So Sir Davos shipping Dracula to Kings Landing? 😅

[@patricknunez8884]

Finally a Good Movie worth watching.

[@craig2e46]

Wow I can't wait for this one to come out it looks awesome.

[@alexandrajay2001]

im so curious how this is going to go, because they've introduced more of a main character than the Captain was in the book, as well as a child, and a plan to kill Dracula. but of course in the book, nobody makes it off the ship alive.

[@PJ-gm1hb]

I'm thinking they make it off the boat somehow before it's discovered.

[@RaddlesB]

If Huckleberry gets it, we riot.

[@dragonknightofamiraka3636]

Dog worshipper

[@JonathanGuzman-oj6ln]

This is more a Hollywood movie than stories told over the centuries of sightings of him

[@angelmiguel2117]

Smashing Pumkins!!!

[@armandoheredia1353]

This Dracula vs the Wolfman from 2010 would be an interesting rematch for the century if this movie gets expanded upon for a franchise, I love the creature design for Dracula

[@phobiazzzero4935]

This is so good The timeline from Bram Stokers Dracula When he got shipped from his castle to London

[@ankanghosh5272]

This movie is more scary than the 1992 version of Dracula. If I say this is the most scariest version of Dracula that would not be exaggerating .

[@monstertwitch8678]

Saw Renfield last night and it was funny seeing another trailer for another Dracula movie,although it does look like it could be a good movie,definitely not gonna be a comedy like Renfield 😂

[@dianeluna1092]

Omg I read Dracula a few months ago and the part where he's on this ship was one of my favs!! This is gonna b epic!!!!!

[@bluraymadness]

Just watched it tonight. Fantastic film. Looking forward to the next film.

[@vijayn4767]

bro i need this movie as an Dracula fan I just love the cinematography and everything about it

[@yearight5303]

This movie is about a black doctor who struggles with racism in jolly old England. Then there is a monster or something on the boat.

[@derrickbanks124]

This is looks soooo good. I miss good cinema.

[@brianlockyer6056]

Ovredal is one of best horror director's we've seen in a long time. This looks great.

[@vessaagosanchez9158]

I absolutely cannot wait!!!

[@just4therecord]

All they need to do is to dump the box into the sea during day light

[@pvig5222]

They were on the ship with Dracula for like a week in the water. If they could of located the issue as dracula, they simply could of dumped the casket overboard. Problem solved

[@christiangraff5236]

Wrong. That wouldn't kill Dracula. He'd change forms and come right back to the ship and kill everyone

[@Linconan]

Very much enjoyed my viewing and will absolutely purchase on bluray. 👍

[@skyborne80]

I've never heard a knock knock more frightening.

[@lifeenergy6553]

I didn't see Dracula movie in my whole life. I will definitely watch this movie with 🍿.😊

[@anthonytaylor7928]

Really?? How old are u 12 ?

[@sixxskeletonkeys734]

You need to read the book.

[@marsocreaper]

I never thought DR. DRE 🕺🏿fight’s Dracula 🧛‍♂️ that’s gangsta

[@Xela07727]

When I read Dracula I can’t believe how scary it was, it haunts my dreams every night. It feels like he lurks in the shadow around my room whenever I’m reading it. It worsens my anxiety at that time. I’m never going to pick up that book again If I am told to read it.

[@mehdihadjazzam3385]

Now we re talkin !! Hell yeah , cant wait

[@andrewdowns3673]

Holy crap, hell yeah!!!

[@epiczombiedoctor5961]

The craziest part is by the book. These aren't people he chose to torment. To him the crew is just a bunch of living snacks until he reaches London. And I think that makes this situation even scarier.

[@Abreil]

Omg sir Davos ☺️☺️

[@jefferycurry6255]

Dracula Dead and loving it! Now there is a classic!

[@F1989C]

This is a fantastic idea, Dracula' s journey to England. Finally get to see what happened in full detail on that journey. This looks sick!!!💯 and im here for it.

[@FrankHerrera-qr1mh]

Except they rewrote the chaper and "f"ed it up.

[@ghostwarrior3878]

This looks a hell of a lot better than Renfield, plus it's actually somewhat sticking to the source material. The one gripe I have is that this version of Dracula is that he turned into a giant bat like he was in the Gary oldman film, instead of just an old man going around killing people. BUT, I'm sure I'll still enjoy the movie regardless. To be fair, there was the hint that he could take on other shapes, at least in the book (or maybe I'm wrong, I don't remember, it's been a while since I read the book, I'll have to re read it again)

[@raymondleggs5508]

Maybe it's the same Dracula.

[@luciamota1249]

But iirc in the books is also mentioned that he took other shapes. Not talking about the bat and the giant wolf that jump out from the ship but as a creature that crawled over the walls of his castle. Thats how Jonathan Harker described him, no? Well, at least he did not appear old in those descriptions. Also when they(the group) went to the Exeter mansion to look for him and they were received or chased by an army of rats it's mentioned a kind of creature, no? Or am I just having bad memories from the movie? Anyway, I personally kinda like the depiction of a monster/creature lurking in the dark corners of a ship. Also, I bet at some point we will also see him as a gentleman observing everything in the ship, the captain in the Demeter wrote of a gentleman, no? (I need to reread the book right now hehe). Still, there had to be some reason the captain was going totally insane and spoke of horrors(the same happened with the villagers of Transylvania) it couldn't just be an old gentleman kidnapping babies...

[@rubio9478]

Renfield is meant as satire. This movie is based on a particular passage in the actual Dracula novel.

[@ghostwarrior3878]

@@luciamota1249 right like when the Demeter crashed onto the shore, they mention a dog. And that dog being Dracula.

[@ghostwarrior3878]

@@luciamota1249 okay I get what you're saying... 😑😑😑😑. I will admit there are some flaws in my comment.

[@zazabroom]

This looks sick! Cannot wait!!!

[@handel781]

Sending love from Iran 🇮🇷 ❤

[@milesinwyatteandcora]

Man reminds me of 30 days of night. I really like the take on a feral primal vampire more wolf like pack mentality . Haven't read the comics but I hope there's a more theatrical way they can adapt more of these type of vampires . I know there's a direct to home sequels and it's bad .

[@robertmcsmack379]

If you're familiar with Dracula's story, you know everyone's toast.

[@liamlarkin3322]

I was listening to this part of the book via audiobook whilst stacking shelves in a super market... I remember the hairs on my neck standing up in certain parts...

[@cristinawilliams7870]

I LOVE DRACULA STORIES. BUT RARE TO FIND A GREAT ONE, THE PAST DRACULA THE UNTOLD STORY WAS AWESOME HOPE TO HAVE SEQUEL ON THAT ONE. I SAW THIS TODAY AND IT WAS A GREAT MOVIE. HOPE THEY MAKE MORE MOVIES LIKE THIS..

[@JUTUUBFAN]

This looks really good and I'm excited to watch it but I did laugh out loud at the Smashing Pumpkins needledrop. Hope that's just a promo thing and not in the actual movie (love the song but that was a weird tonal shift)

[@commandercaptain4664]

Should've used John Williams's Dracula theme.

[@chanmanthegreat1429]

i love smashing pumpkins

[@bradfleming3816]

Wonder why they didn’t sink the ship in the daytime and take lifeboat to shore.

[@voracioust2499]

No spoilers . I’m glad we got a vampire movie that’s scary

[@omarzebboudj7205]

Just finished watching the movie, it's amazing 😍

[@ThePzasaxcvs]

..Guys i watched It last night in Rome: u must go and enjoy It because it's sooo cool 😈 well made 🖤 It gives u shivers 😮 !!!

[@cocosuma8727]

Yeah, spoiler read Dracula the book, and I would suggest you not get attached to any character, even the dog 😂

[@MR-uu7tq]

I can't wait to see this

[@winstonwolf8256]

This looks awesome! Def gonna see this in theatre

[@apprenticelibrarian]

As someone whose favorite book is Dracula, this movie is going to be my Joker

[@emcityflexer]

It's a mockery of a Romanian tale

[@ndep93]

Davos fought Dracula before fighting for Stannis the mannis? Wow the ASOIAF lore runs deep!

[@stephaniefranco7764]

It would be a hell of a surprise if Luke Evans comes out at the end as Dracula. One could dream but I sure hope to hell it happens.

[@RobertWF42]

Isn't Dracula reliant on the crew to safely transport him to England? Or is Dracula a sailor?

[@katiesnudden829]

It's based on the portion of the book where he picks off the crew one by one. I believe if I recall correctly he does leave one survivor who lashes himself to the wheel to steer the ship but dies of exhaustion. But appearently the course was steady enought that the ship eventually ran aground in England anyway

[@edoardoruini199]

This is my favourite section of the novel and many tellings of dracula kind of skip it. I think the Coppola version shows it like a classic "boat moving on the map" transition. I don't know if its enough to make a full lenght movie out of it, but reading Stoker's novel i thought that the perfect Dracula movie should feature this as a 10-15 minutes contained chapter, like a short movie inside the movie. That's how it feels when reading the novel.

[@Mikeyzom]

Im so here for it!

[@muffinpan68]

❤🎉 LOVED IT!!!!! EVERYTHING ABOUT IT WAS SATISFYING 😊 ON EVERY LEVEL

[@kali6626]

Most anticipated movie of this year!! Awesome trailer!! 🔥🔥

[@Absolution-]

Wow universal making a Dracula movie that is Horror? Rejoice for the most obvious thing to do, finally being done.