Tag Archives: Dracula

Universal Studios Home Entertainment brings out the classic creature features once more, this time in beautiful High-Definition.

Devised by playwright Patricia Lynn and director Geordie Broadwater, this hybrid or mutant entertainment is told in old-style cinematic fashion, but updated storywise to the present day, while hewing largely to the plot of the original novel. I found its curiosities just right for Halloween season.

The most interesting Draculas of the 2000s are Jonathan Rhys Meyers' principled, love-sick, brilliant inventor/entrepreneur in the short-lived NBC TV series; Richard Roxburgh's rattled, sardonic, paternal, philosophical, yet ultimately villainous portrayal in the vastly underrated Van Helsing; and Luke Evans' family man and conscientious prince who must sacrifice his own humanity to protect his people from the rapacious Ottomans in the 15th century of Dracula Untold.

It wouldn’t feel like Halloween this year if I didn’t get a chance to view as many of these flicks as possible before the goblins, ghouls, and ghosts start their sinister shenanigans.

Ultimately feels like a lackluster episode of 'Game of Thrones' with a vampiric subplot thrown in.

Celebrate Halloween with one or two of the earliest examples of the horror novel.

If Legendary Pictures and Universal really want this new monster universe to work, they’re gonna have to step up their game.

A vacationing traveler could wander Dublin for months and not encounter half of the great resources in this guide

It would be unfair to say that Argento’s Dracula 3-D was the worst adaptation of Bram Stoker’s 1897 novel.

One of the all-time classic horror-comedies debuts in high definition.