Dracula

Synopsis

"Dracula" (2009), starring George Anton, is a horror film that revisits the classic vampire myth, following the legendary Count Dracula as he brings terror and mystery to a modern setting. The plot intertwines elements of gothic horror with contemporary suspense, exploring themes of immortality, darkness, and the curse of the undead. George Anton’s portrayal of Dracula offers a modern twist on the notorious character, delving into his complex personality and motivations. The film aims to combine eerie atmosphere with thrilling sequences, attempting to capture the essence of the Dracula legend while engaging a 21st-century audience.

Cast

• George Anton

  Body Delivery Guy 2

• Lana Katherine Anton

  Matt's Sister

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  Petra Areskoug

  Sandra

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  Alex Arleo

  Holmwood

• Derek Baker

  Jonathan Harker

• Wayne Baldwin

  Sam the Office Worker / Van Helsing's Grandfather

Reviews

The 2009 "Dracula" starring George Anton received generally negative reviews from critics and audiences alike. On IMDb, the movie holds a low rating of 4.1/10, reflecting widespread dissatisfaction with the film's execution. Critics have pointed out that despite the intriguing premise, the film struggles with pacing issues and lacks the dramatic tension expected from a Dracula story. Reviewers on platforms like Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic do not list significant ratings or widespread critiques, suggesting limited exposure and underwhelming impact in the broader film community. However, some viewers appreciated the effort to modernize the Dracula narrative and highlighted George Anton's commitment to the role, noting his earnest performance as a highlight. Overall, the film is often described as a modest, low-budget horror attempt that does not quite capture the horror and mystique of its legendary source material.