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AdmiralAcid
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Didnt care for the '92 version much past Winona Ryder. Thought some of you guys might enjoy yet another dracula flick.





Dracula fans will also savor the production's familiar scenes and themes: the horror of the Count's castle; the arrival in England of Dracula's storm-tossed ship with no one aboard except the dead captain lashed to the wheel; Dracula's nighttime blood feasts; and the peculiar rules of vampire etiquette, such as that a vampire can only go where freely invited.



http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/masterpiece/dracula/index.html
toomanyshoes
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AA or Xetox, remember when my brother was in the highschool play and they did "Dracula"? That was comedy genious. Golden! I wish I had it on tape.
erek[NOT BANNED]
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Post by erek[NOT BANNED] »

AA or Xetox, remember when my brother was in the highschool play and they did "Dracula"? That was comedy genious. Golden! I wish I had it on tape.



popping in to reference and congratulate you on your 420 post, toomanyshoes.

i love you maryjane:hehe:
peachykeen

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Post by peachykeen »

I liked the Coppola version only because I love Gary Oldman and cheesy movies.

Off topic but an intersting note: did you know there was a musical of Jack the Ripper that was performed in london. It was surprisingly successful.
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