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Dracula (1931)

1931 • 1h 14m • Horror • Passed
On September 20, 2026
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Reviews — Dracula

Audience write-ups from TMDB

CinemaSerf

7/10
Oct 8, 2023

The experience was enhanced by a wonderful live piano performance, which truly highlighted the appeal of silent films and the skill of a pianist capable of playing continuously for seventy-five minutes. While Bela Lugosi is listed as the main star portraying the title character, I believe the film ultimately centered on his assistant, "Renfield," played with enjoyment by Dwight Frye. He's depicted as an unassuming es

Wuchak

6/10
May 27, 2023

“Dracula” from 1931 draws its foundation from a stage adaptation rather than directly from Bram Stoker’s book, though the core story remains recognizable with some changes. Considering how recently “talkies” had emerged at that point in film history, this was quite impressive for its era. Those seeking contemporary depictions of horror—with nudity, violence, or gore—should look to Francis Ford Coppola's "Bram Stoker’

Martha

10/10
Jul 26, 2022

This was my introduction to horror films, when I was only three years old; my great-grandmother introduced me to Bela Lugosi’s portrayal of Dracula. The film remains a classic and is truly the pinnacle of Universal's horror productions. It’s hard to imagine anyone else playing Dracula quite as well as Bela Lugosi did. He conveyed so much with simply his gaze, without relying on any elaborate effects or visible fan

JPV852

8/10
Oct 7, 2021

This is likely not the first time I’ve watched it, and despite having a straightforward plot, it remains quite enjoyable. Even though Bela Lugosi isn't typically considered among the most skilled performers, he delivers a captivating performance here. The film also boasts respectable special effects and attractive set design given when it was made. **4.0/5**

talisencrw

9/10
Sep 28, 2016

This film, while not my top pick among movies centered on that well-known vampire, possesses undeniable beauty, is skillfully presented, and boasts stunning visuals (I’m eager to see it on blu-ray!). It's likely Bela Lugosi's peak performance, even though I appreciate his other roles; it also ranks with the very best portrayals of vampires ever captured on film, and manages to be genuinely frightening. Lugosi doesn’t

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