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From the dank crypt of his forbiding castle in the forests of Transylvania
to the bustling, foggy streets of Victorian London, Count Dracula comes
to claim his victims... to feed the lustful hunger that has damned him
to a life of lonely immortality... and to bind to him an innocent young
woman-the miraculous double image of the love that he lost four centuries
ago. Here is the extraordinary story of a creature possessed of an
irresistible sexuality and a powerful evil as old as time itself.
This unforgettable classic of darkly erotic horror is now a magnificent
motion picture from Francis Ford Coppola, featuring an internationally
celebrated cast. Here is the ultimate retelling of a story that has
mesmerized readers for nearly a century.
Bram Stoker's
Dracula
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This was a great book. There really isn't much to say that
wasn't said on the book. The one question is, "Is the book better
than the movie?" Well, i can't answer that. They follow an
identical script, so maybe they're equals. I saw the movie before
reading the book, so while reading the book, I just pictured those parts
of the movie I had seen.. Maybe if I had read the book before seeing
the movie, I would have enjoyed it more. But now I'll never know.
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