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1931    74minHorror, Fantasy
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Il Conte Dracula arriva in Inghilterra ed inizia ad insidiare la giovane e virtuosa Mina. La leggenda del Conte Vampiro comicia da questa pellicola del 1931, del regista Tod Browning.
Diretto da Tod Browning
  • Bela LugosiCount Dracula
  • Helen ChandlerMina
  • David MannersJohn Harker
  • Dwight FryeRenfield
  • Edward Van SloanVan Helsing
  • Herbert BunstonDoctor Seward
  • Frances DadeLucy
  • Joan StandingMaid
  • Charles K. GerrardMartin
  • Anna BakacsInnkeeper's Daughter (uncredited)
  • Bunny BeattyFlower Girl (uncredited)
  • Nicholas BelaCoach Passenger (uncredited)
  • Daisy BelmoreCoach Passenger (uncredited)
  • William A. BoardwayConcertgoer Outside Theatre (uncredited)
  • Barbara BozokyInnkeeper's Wife (uncredited)
  • Tod BrowningHarbormaster (voice) (uncredited) / Regista / Sceneggiatore / Produttore
  • Moon CarrollMaid (uncredited)
  • Geraldine DvorakDracula's Bride (uncredited)
  • John GeorgeSmall Scientist (uncredited)
  • Anita HarderBit (uncredited)
  • Garrett Wilkins
    Garrett Wilkins30 agosto 2026
    Bela Lugosi's interpretation of Count Dracula makes it easy to understand why his version of the character became so enduring. There is something immediately commanding about the way he carries himself, but it is his voice that makes the performance so hypnotic. His strange cadence and heavy accent give every line an almost unnatural elegance, while his piercing stare makes Dracula feel completely in control. Tod Browning and Karl Freund create the gothic world around him quite effectively as well, particularly in the misty Transylvania sequences and the enormous, shadow-filled interiors of Dracula's castle. The film's lack of a traditional score adds to the strange stillness, leaving the silence and occasional creaks of the castle to create the atmosphere. I was more taken with Dracula than I expected to be. It has to be said that some of the magic fades once Dracula reaches London. The long conversations and relatively static staging slow things down, but Dwight Frye's wonderfully unhinged Renfield gives those scenes some life. Lugosi remains magnetic whenever he appears. What stays with me most is how completely realized his interpretation of Dracula feels. His mannerisms and that unmistakable stare became part of the character's identity for generations afterward, and watching them take shape here is fascinating. I would have to give Dracula the slight edge over Nosferatu, if only because I found myself connecting with it more, but both are essential viewing for anyone interested in classic horror or even just classic cinema in general. Nearly a century later, Dracula remains an atmospheric and hugely influential piece of horror cinema.
  • Robert Mathers
    Robert Mathers24 agosto 2026
    Not Bad for an Oldie. Fairly Enjoyed It. 🧛‍♂️🦇🩸🦷
  • Tom Majski
    Tom Majski6 gennaio 2026
    Wow. I can't really believe its taken me 95 years to watch this! But oh does it live up to reputation. I can't really imagine how impactful this must have been in 31 but outside of masterworks such as Metropolis, its the earliest 'really fucking epic' film that stands tall with the all time cinematic greats. Bela Legosi stares like no one else! Seeing all the characters we know from one of cinemas most well told stories in their orignal form is amazing, but the fact that this is one of the best ever portrayals of the story is all the more significant. Harker, Van Helsing, Mina, they're all here and done so well. We all know Legosi's Dracula whether we have seen it or not, he's the go-to with the smart dress and awesome accent. Its iconic for a reason and know I know the reason. Brilliant.
  • LivewireAdmin
    LivewireAdmin2 dicembre 2025
    Insanely well shot for 1931. Genuinely impressed with how they used to build sets. Somehow filmmakers today can't light for shit but they figured it out all the way back in the 1930's...
  • Kylacham
    Kylacham24 febbraio 2025
    Quintessential horror viewing. There's a reason when you think 'Dracula' you picture Bela Lugosi (whether you know the name or not)!
  • DANNYZUKO78
    DANNYZUKO7820 ottobre 2025
    I LIKE HOW DARK IT IS. I WATCH IT FOR BELA LUGOSI BIRTHDAY BOY IS LIKE 144. IT WAS A GOOD.
  • Carey Lester
    Carey Lester10 ottobre 2025
    Excellent Classic horror movie.
  • Kenny
    Kenny27 ottobre 2024
    it's a classic!
  • Alex
    Alex12 ottobre 2024
    Great classic horror film. Definitely needs to be in my collection.

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