Bela Lugosi, David Manners, Dwight Frye
After a harrowing ride through the Carpathian mountains in eastern Europe, Renfield enters castle Dracula to finalize the transferral of Carfax Abbey in London to Count Dracula, who is in actuality a ...( read more
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DVD Release Date: August 28, 2001
Stats: 1,455 reviews
This is possibly my favourite movie of all time. It has all the elements of a proper chiller, fog, bats, wolves, crumbling castles and not to forget the greatest vampire actor of all time Bela Lugosi. The rythmn and accent of his voice would forever be recognised as the way Dracu...( read more)
The genesis of Universal's classic horror era, Todd Browning's Dracula has, sadly, not withstood the test of time quite as well as it's namesake. Even so, Lugosi's performance is nothing short of iconic and is still considered the definitive personification of what a vamp...( read more)
The original classic, this is beautiful stuff, Lugosi is awesome and the look is terrific. Its not really sexy as some Dracs are but the acting is just great. There's just something about the old black and white horror flicks.
one of a kind, genre producing, life affirming, low on calories, and good for your liver, what more could you ask for?
The first great Universal monster movie Dracula stars Bela Lugosi as the Count in the classic Bram Stoker tale of his trip to England, seduction of women and confrontation with Van Helsing.
Directed by Tod Browning, who would go on and direct the equally impressive Freaks, Drac...( read more)
Cos'altro aggiungere su Bela Lugosi che non sia mai stato detto prima?
Un film perfetto, soprattutto considerando che è datato 1931.
Well, this is definitely an old movie. I would've never voluntarily watched this but my Movie Critics Club was doing this movie for the month of October. So. I watched it and was laughing the entire length of the film. The tints of black and white was just so surreal. I could bar...( read more)
The classic.
The movie that built the topos that nourish all the "vampire saga"..
The elegant, mitteleuropean way to act of Bela Lugosi makes him immortal, as movie star.
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