Bram Stoker's Dracula Reviews

Watching how this story balances its horror and romance elements and intertwines them in a coherent way makes for a very satisfying experience in this forbidden love tragedy played out, partly by also giving us a lens to see Dracula’s motivations. The horror can surprise you out…

No matter how grinding and dull the story gets, we are, genuinely, never more than about 45 seconds away from some eye-popping visual.

cool set design, cool costumes, cool effects, fucking toilet movie nearly bored me to tears

I know Nosferatu (2024) wouldn't be as it is without various other preceding films, but I have to say watching them all just makes me love Robert Eggers' vision/version that much more. The direction is great, although very tricky to follow. The casting is... I mean, apart from Gary Oldman, who always gives a spotlight-worthy performance, I couldn't see other characters past their actors. The production, design, makeup and cinematography were all beautifully dreamlike, bordering on nightmare, as were the sound design and score. All in all, I wouldn't say it's the best reinterpretation, but it makes sense as to why it's hailed as one.

Not scary, at all. Production, makeup, costumes & sets are amazing & immersive. Gary Oldman is fantastic. Stylised & cerebral in its imagery. Bright colours & exaggerated style throughout. Some visceral imagery too which was great. Takes itself a bit too seriously as well ⬇️

I felt like the only movie was made just to show off some actresses rack.
But some of the practical effects I liked.

horrible

Coppolas version is very gothic and I think that’s what it should be it’s a very clever film in my opinion very sexual as well 🤣🤣. Dracula was tbh, the atmosphere and suspense was great and special effects blood etc and other things stand up still.
Solid 8/10

Love love love

I don’t know how to rate this movie because I didn’t really watch it since someone was distracting me while it was playing.

8/10

Directed by Francis Freak Coppola.

Looks amazing. I wish some of the performances were better and the story is told in a hard to follow manner. I still like it. I remember seeing it twice in the theater when it came out. I think that was enough.

I thought it was the best adaptation from novel to screen even tho they did not include every detail and added scenes and details that didn’t exist in the novel which I feel were cool ig (made it a lil more interesting and captivng) however I hate that they made Mina a hoe!!😕🤨

sooo pretty,, winona rider

I love Winona Ryder so I enjoyed this movie a lot. Wish we had less of a love story vibe to and more blood lust in it. My favorite part of the movie was Lucy scene with the garlic. It’s not the best movie but it’s a good time to watch if that makes sense.

Visually stunning production design, cinematography and a young Winona Ryder elevate this apt, yet uneven, adaptation.

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Gary Oldman kills it in this role, even Keanu Reeves’ terrible English is distracting

Stacked cast