iggystar

Dracula 2000, seriously. *ducks* It's when I discovered Gerard Butler.

Gerry P.

I love Nosferatu '22 and '79 but my vote has to go to Horror of Dracula... best Hammer film, ever.

Living Deadpan

"The blood of these whores is killing me!"

Everything Udo Kier says is gold.

old-boo-radley

Oh man, when Dracula , I almost hit the floor in disgust and hysterics!

marty888

You beat me to it - agreed, it's much more atmospheric (even though it used the same sets) than the English version.

matome

Coppola's Dracula

old-boo-radley

Although I don't think it's better, I agree that a little bit of risque goes a long way. I really enjoyed the Spanish version as well.

NoirFan

Just watched this for the first time the other day - and it's definitely superior to the American film technically. The closeups and gliding camerawork are most impressive, while Browning's direction is pretty flat and static in comparison.

Burgundy LaRue

I praise this film to anyone who will listen. I wouldn't say it's the best Dracula film ever, but it's not bad by any means. It's the one Dracula-based film that for me gives a plausible explanation as to how vampires came into existence.

AGuyNamedMike

My second is an unpopular choice, Dracula '79, and third is the English version of Dracula '31.

dick_grayson

me too

wm lopez

I liked that one too and wonder what the poll results would be if it was just Dracula performances.

mike7162

If you had to pin me down, Horror of Dracula is my choice, but Nosferatu '22 and Dracula '31 are also favorites.

old-boo-radley

This one really needs to come back in print. The only one I don't have!