The Making of 'Dracula: Dead and Loving It' 

Mel Brook’s most underrated film. I’ve loved it ever since I was a kid. This was a treat to see! So many interesting deleted scenes from the sequence on the ship!

“She’s Italian”? 🤔🤣✌️

If anyone wants to see even more behind the scenes clips for this movie, visit the site 'Reuters - ScreenOcean'. reuters.screenocean.com/record/249315 I'm glad that the Blu Ray release for this movie had some additional behind the scenes footage but I still feel like there was more that could've been included. If you check out the clips from Reuters, you'll see Mel Brooks and the crew preparing some props for a scene or interviewing some of the cast members while filming and that's what I was hoping we would get for this blu ray release. Well, something is better than nothing I guess. Still, here's hoping that sometime in the future, we'll get something like a director's cut for this movie with more behind the scenes footage.

Peter McNicol really cracks me up whenever he plays a character that's kind of pathetic. Like Renfield here, or that museum guy in the Mr. Bean film. Or that that other museum guy in Ghostbusters 2.