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Dracula
(1931, Unrated)
A true classic performance. Arguably Bela Lugosi's best. Even those today who know virtually nothing of either the man or the monster still connotate the two together, and the sauve, sophisticated, aristocratic look of the vampire is one of the first images the youth of this generation think of. This movie deserves its spot in the National Film Registry, as well as one in every true movie collector's home.
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