Drácula

Synopsis

Drácula (1931) directed by George Melford is a Spanish-language adaptation of Bram Stoker's classic novel bringing the iconic character Count Dracula to the silver screen. Set in Transylvania and England, the film follows the terrifying vampire Count, who preys upon innocent victims while trying to expand his cursed lineage. Carlos Villarías portrays Drácula with a sinister charm, captivating audiences with his portrayal of the bloodthirsty nobleman. As Professor Van Helsing sets out to stop the vampire's reign of terror, a thrilling battle of wits and wills ensues, culminating in a showdown that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats.

Cast

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  Carlos Villarías

  Count Drácula

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  Lupita Tovar

  Eva

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  Barry Norton

  Juan Harker

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  Pablo Álvarez Rubio

  Renfield

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  Eduardo Arozamena

  Van Helsing

• José Soriano Viosca

  Doctor Seward

Reviews

Drácula has been hailed by critics for its atmospheric cinematography and Villarías' haunting performance as the titular character. Rotten Tomatoes gave the film a perfect 100% rating, praising its ability to capture the essence of Stoker's novel while adding a unique flair of its own. IMDb users have rated Drácula 7.0/10, citing the film's timeless appeal and Villarías' memorable portrayal as standout elements. The film's Spanish-language version has been deemed by many as a gem of early horror cinema, with its eerie visuals and suspenseful narrative keeping viewers engaged from start to finish. Critics laud the film's lasting impact on the vampire genre, solidifying its place in cinematic history.