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Count Dracula (1970)

A faithful adaptation of the classic tale portrays Dracula as an old man who grows younger whenever he dines on the blood of young maidens.

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Kevin N 12 Oct 2008

There are so many ups and downs to this Spanish adaptation of Bram Stoker's classic novel. The camera work is some kind of awful- I've literally never seen so many rediculous zooms in one film in all my life. However, an all-star cast makes this one essential viewing. Lee and Kinski are wonderful, but Herbert Lom steals the show as Van Helsing.

Sean S 30 Dec 2007

Minulle ainoa oikea Kreivi Dracula on kaikesta huolimatta juuri Christopher Lee. Katsottuani nÃ¤itÃ¤ teini-iÃ¤sstÃ¤ telkusta pelkÃ¤sin kaikenlaista rapinaa puskissa. VielÃ¤kin nÃ¤en vampyyripainajaisia silloin tÃ¤llÃ¶in ja ne unet tulevat juuri nÃ¤istÃ¤ leffoista. hrrrrrrr

David H 16 Jan 2011

I have seen so much Dracula Movies that i don't had the Wish to see another One but i seen in the TV Guide there is one aired directed by Jess Franco and i watchted him because im a Die-Hard Jess Franco Worshiper and i don't regret it a Very Unorthodox Dracula Film with innovative Shots, a Atmospheric Aura, a stronly aberrant Story (Van Helsing is the Head of Department of a Psychatry), A Hillarious Performance of Klaus Kinski as Silent Insane & Maria Rohm is damn Seductive

Bill M 02 Jun 2008

I think it's really funny that the most faithful adaptation of Bram Stoker's novel would be someone like Jess Franco. There are no overtly sleazy scenes, no Mina and Lucy making out, and he is surprisingly faithful to the book. There are a few minor differences, but seems to be the closest that I've seen. I know Christopher Lee always wanted to do a faithful adaptation of the story and I know he liked this version better than his Hammer film versions of Dracula.

Pavandeep S 24 Feb 2008

Not Franco's best in my own subjective opinion but I could be wrong, it could be his greatest. The narrative was all over the place and there were a lot of striking, funky shots, looking into camera and the roles just suited fine for each character, like Christopher Lee in particular. Very different from the other Dracula movies by Herzog, Murnau and Coppola, which is good since they all differ too.