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Dracula

Dracula

“The story of the strangest passion the world has ever known!”
★7.2/10(1,431)NRage•1931•1h 14m
Horror
DirectorTod Browning
ScreenplayBram Stoker, Frederick Stephani
Tod Browning's foundational Universal horror film, the movie that made Bela Lugosi an immortal icon. Lugosi's suave, hypnotic Count travels from his Transylvanian castle to London, spreading vampirism until Van Helsing recognizes the threat. Stagey and slow by modern standards, its eerie early atmosphere and Lugosi's indelible, accented menace defined the screen vampire for generations. A landmark that launched the classic Universal monster cycle and remains a cornerstone of horror cinema.
Release
Feb 12, 1931
Budget
$355K
Country
United States
Revenue
$700K

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Where to watch Dracula? Dracula is available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video, Peacock Premium, Amazon Prime Video with Ads, Peacock Premium Plus.
Who directed Dracula? Dracula is directed by Tod Browning.
Who stars in Dracula? The main cast of Dracula includes Bela Lugosi, Helen Chandler, David Manners, Dwight Frye, Edward Van Sloan.
How long is Dracula? Dracula is 1h 14min long.

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Tod Browning's foundational Universal horror film, the movie that made Bela Lugosi an immortal icon. Lugosi's suave, hypnotic Count travels from his Transylvanian castle to London, spreading vampirism until Van Helsing recognizes the threat. Stagey and slow by modern standards, its eerie early atmosphere and Lugosi's indelible, accented menace defined the screen vampire for generations. A landmark that launched the classic Universal monster cycle and remains a cornerstone of horror cinema.

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