Dracula
11-19-05, 09:05 PM
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1.)Horror of Dracula 2.)Original Dracula(Lugosi) 3.)Dracula Has Risen From the Grave 4.)Bram Stokers Dracula 5.)Legend of the Seven Golden Vampires
11-19-05, 09:07 PM
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Well, that's a trick question really. Each major Drac has a fine DVD presentation.
- Nosferatu: Stick with either the Image or Kino
- Dracula (33): you can only pick up the Legacy, which has audio comm., doc, Spanish version, and a 5.1 mix
- Horror of Drucula (58): great video from WB, but no extras
- Dracula (79): Uni did a great transfer
- Dracula (92): stick with Superbit version- DTS!
So its up to your personal prefence of which version of the story you liked best.
- Nosferatu: Stick with either the Image or Kino
- Dracula (33): you can only pick up the Legacy, which has audio comm., doc, Spanish version, and a 5.1 mix
- Horror of Drucula (58): great video from WB, but no extras
- Dracula (79): Uni did a great transfer
- Dracula (92): stick with Superbit version- DTS!
So its up to your personal prefence of which version of the story you liked best.
11-19-05, 09:41 PM
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thanks. i'm starting to collect classic horror movies on dvd and i just noticed that there were a lot of crappy adaptations of dracula, particularly the more recent ones. thanks again =)
11-19-05, 10:36 PM
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Originally Posted by SINGLE104
There are so many adaptations of Dracula I don't know where to begin
And it's only $20, a steal.
11-20-05, 11:12 AM
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I've always been a fan of the Dan Curtis version of Dracula. It was a 1973 made for TV movie, starring Jack Palance, and with a script written by Richard Matheson.
Unfortunetly, the DVD transfers I've seen of it aren't very good.
Unfortunetly, the DVD transfers I've seen of it aren't very good.
