Dracula (1931) COMMENTARY 

Chandler Chamberland You're right, the movie deserves a masterpiece, way better than the cut down version from Castle Films.

+Noah Mcallister It was also kept in Nosferatu.

Very late but to future viewers, he was heavily shrouded and unrecognizable in the book and Spanish version. Only in this version is it obviously Dracula.

Jonathan Klein yes yes yes yes yes do it DO IT seriously

The Murnau original, or the Herzog version?

@@DistractedGlobeGuy I actually don't know which would be more interesting, I personally prefer the 1979 version, but both would be sick.

Yes it effectively speeds up the movie and gives you all the best bits of information

+Michael Dittrich I don't think it included inflation.

+Michael Dittrich 5 hundred, not 5k

+BuzzKill The math works out. It was 500 dollars a week for ten weeks. Which would amount to about 73,000 dollars today. It breaks down to 7,292 per week. I don't necessarily know that it counts as a respectable amount, though. David Manners, the guy who played Harker, was a much bigger star at the time and made 2,000 (the equivalent of 29,169) per week. That'd amount to about 291,691 for 10 weeks of work.

Not according to the Hammer film Dracula: Prince of Darkness.

rocketcon eh, by that point they were running out of things to kill him with

That’s really cool but how is it relevant?

Close enough

What a horrible night to have a curse. (Someone else make a III: Dracula's Curse joke.)

He has.

+Ясен Събев I didn't think you could get it this time of year!

+gokturk15 LoL

+Snyppa OMG is baby Kate on Arthur hehe :)

As well as thanksgiving stuff (Charlie Brown)

Never read the book, but I have seen the 1979 screen adaption (both the theatrical edit and television edit) and found it really creepy. I've heard good things about the book though. Not surprising considering it was written by the best horror writer in the world. I've put off reading it though because Barlow is so different. In the 1979 screen adaption, he's more like a speechless Count Orlock from Nosferatu (which I really liked) while in the novel I've heard he's more like Dracula from the films (which I probably won't like as much). Still I need to read it one of these days. I am a fan of Stephen King as well as the 1979 screen version, and I've heard the novel's really good.

Well his Dracula in Hotel Transilvania is pretty good actually

Batsinthebelltower and he just waits for him to finish rushing him along by saying yeah over and over again. But they both do it a lot.

Can't speak of washing that undercarriage...

Oh I also forgot that the 1934 movie "Men in White" was later cut due to a scene that suggests a woman had an abortion.

Amazon

+nucavenged oh cool. okay thanks I will check it out! :)

If u got a bluray player, spring for that, it's miles better than the DVD. Miles better

+nucavenged I see I got a bluray player ^^

+Robotech85 trust me get that one it'll hav a digital copy probably and is far superior. Being it's Halloween I'm bettn it's on sale

rocketcon The scene when Dracula tries to hipnotize Van Helsing is so powerfull thanks to it.

very shabby ,looking at the success of the movie .also sadly Lugosi died broke actually

I think it meant (symbolically) Mina and Jonathan were coming out of a pit of hell after dealing with Dracula- plus they were leaving Carfax Abbey to get some fresh air...

Dafu timeless track!

Undead, undead, undead...:)