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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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Matt Brunson 09 Oct 2012

It's a good effort by all, even if it does fall short of complete success.

Steph T 20 Aug 2007

I tell you something, this was a lot better than the crap horror films that are around today. Christopher Lee is brilliant in this, and while I still prefer the Gary Oldman version, I thought this one was pretty decent.

Patrick G 12 Mar 2007

I love the black and white silent movies!!!!

Douglas C 22 Mar 2008

This movie is a mixture of good and bad here, something which basically sums up Franco's career. Franco set out to make the definitive adaptation of Stoker's novel, and the first part of the movie, with Harker in the castle, is extremely faithful to the original text. This alone makes the movie worth seeing, as one gets the chance to hear Christopher Lee deliver large chunks of dialogue direct from Stoker's text. However, realising it had taken a third of his movie to manage 50 pages of the book, from then on the film becomes just another Dracula movie. The plot largely departs from the book, but is still largely saved by Kinski's Renfield who increasingly becomes the focal point of the movie. Herbert Lom plays a rather intimidating Van Helsing, and the music, so much subtler and more eerie than the crashing brass of Hammer's productions.

William B 13 Jun 2013

Even though this features Christopher Lee as Dracula AND Klaus Kinski as Renfield, they're not in any scenes together (Kinski is rather wasted actually). This slightly boring adaptation features much zooming in on actors faces, plenty of things left unexplained (especially with Renfield), and just slight cheapness all around.