Well, YES. This does not surprise me.
It was seriously the second most exciting thing I've ever seen in a theater.
First, being the Angel coming down at the end of the first act of Angels in America.
Buffy ,'Get It Done'
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Well, YES. This does not surprise me.
It was seriously the second most exciting thing I've ever seen in a theater.
First, being the Angel coming down at the end of the first act of Angels in America.
Oh, my very favorite Dracula has to be Louis Jordan. Mmm. Frank Finlay as Van Helsing.
Oh, my very favorite Dracula has to be Louis Jordan.
The BBC mini-series, right? I just ordered that from Amazon.
Yes, that one. I know Dracul wasn't French, but my ghod. I didn't think anybody could out-seduce Langella, but Jordan did. In a very cold, chilling way, but still irresistible.
DISCO DRACULA!
Who knew vampire sex looked like a James Bond title sequence?
The BBC mini-series, right? I just ordered that from Amazon.
Holy crap - that's available? I've been wanting to see that for years.
Oh, IMHO that's the best Dracula ever committed to film. Certainly the closest to the book I've ever seen.
Chris Sarandon (Fright Night)
Soooo sexy.
Certainly the closest to the book I've ever seen.
That's what I've heard.
Here's a short film that I haven't watched yet: Oscar Wilde's Frankenstein
I threw a huge Halloween party one year and put the Langella Dracula on the iMac as background. Within 2 minutes the entire room full of fully costumed adults hit the carpet in rapt attention. Most everyone said it was their favorite version.
God help me, I really like Dracula 2000 too. "Never, fuck with an antiques dealer!" Yeah. Guilty pleasure.