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Drácula (Dracula, Spanish Version)

Drácula (Dracula, Spanish Version) (1931)

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Release Date: Mar 20, 1931 Wide

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Filmed simultaneously (and on the same sets) as the Bela Lugosi version of Dracula, this Spanish-language version is in many ways an improvement upon the original. Whereas the English-language version (directed by Tod Browning), is stylish and atmospheric only in its first two reels, the Spanish Dracula sustains its eeriness throughout. The latter version is also more effective in emphasizing the eroticism inherent in the Stoker novel; the leading ladies, notably Lupita Tovar, are dressed (or

Sep 10, 1992

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The quick cash-in proves to be a much more mature and comprehensible work... even as it makes a couple of mistakes that Browning was able to avoid.

October 8, 2009 Full Review Source: Antagony & Ecstasy
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Dracula (1931) is one of the earliest classic American horror films from Carl Laemmle's Universal Pictures - an acclaimed masterpiece directed by Tod Browning...

September 23, 2006 Full Review Source: Tim Dirks' The Greatest Films
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An impressive curiosity.

October 11, 2005 Full Review Source: eFilmCritic.com
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Audience Reviews for Drácula (Dracula, Spanish Version)

Although the cinematography is more atmospheric than the Tod Browning version, it's obvious that Carlos Villarias is no Bela Lugosi.
January 16, 2009
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Randy Tippy

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As said before there are a lot of Dracula Movies out there from Blockbusters to B ones. Its the old same thing, just tiny bits difference sometimes.
December 14, 2009
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Foreign Titles

  • Dracula (1931/II) (DE)
  • Dracula (1931/II) (UK)
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