There hasn't been a proper adaptation of Dracula and this is no exception. This is an extremely loose adaptation of the story and is done in a Hammer-sequence fashion but with none of the menace or style of those classic films. If there's one element of redemption, it's Rutger Hauer, who puts his all into a spirited Van Helsing. Unfortunately he arrives far too late in the production to rescue it.
For goodness sake - can someone - anyone - do a proper version of Dracula that avoids 'reimagining' the story. It's one of the most enduring horror stories of all time and deserves a proper adaptation.
This film is one of the feebler attempts to bring this story to life and should be watched only by the curious with nothing better to do for a couple of hours.
For goodness sake - can someone - anyone - do a proper version of Dracula that avoids 'reimagining' the story. It's one of the most enduring horror stories of all time and deserves a proper adaptation.
This film is one of the feebler attempts to bring this story to life and should be watched only by the curious with nothing better to do for a couple of hours.