Dracula (1931) KILL COUNT

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  • @DeadMeat
    @DeadMeat  2 года назад +551

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    • @willjim582
      @willjim582 2 года назад +9

      Nice to see a killcount of a classic horror film

    • @Reddit_storie_teller
      @Reddit_storie_teller 2 года назад +6

      Hi

    • @laurapreslartherealgoodcla5822
      @laurapreslartherealgoodcla5822 2 года назад +4

      James A. Janisse, pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeease reconsider doing the 31 Minutos La Película kill count next!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It may not be a horror movie, but it's got kills in it, like decapitation and explosions. Pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeease????????????????????????????????????????????????????

    • @tankdempsey6144
      @tankdempsey6144 2 года назад +4

      Nice video and how do ya do?

    • @laurapreslartherealgoodcla5822
      @laurapreslartherealgoodcla5822 2 года назад +3

      Oh, and it's made in 2008, just like PontyPool.

  • @megabladechronicles962
    @megabladechronicles962 2 года назад +2206

    Fun Fact: In the novel, Dracula is specifically stated to not have an accent, because he trained himself to lose it so he can move to London and blend in with the crowd.

    • @trevthekidd
      @trevthekidd Год назад +82

      So a British accent

    • @Reichthoff
      @Reichthoff Год назад +104

      He does have an "accent" in the book: he spoke in a "strangely toned" way.

    • @dutchvanderlinde7239
      @dutchvanderlinde7239 Год назад +34

      I don’t remember that. Sounds like something he’d attempt to do. Especially with how he was characterized in the book.

    • @dankyjoker
      @dankyjoker Год назад

      you made it less fun by being a smarmy know it all.

    • @shadowgirl617
      @shadowgirl617 Год назад +50

      Well, Bela Legosi (forgive the misspelling) never spoke English before taking on the role. So the iconic Dracula accent is all his own.

  • @capitalwenisberry2052
    @capitalwenisberry2052 2 года назад +3055

    "His taste in humor is more irony" is by far the most clever joke I've heard on the Kill Count

    • @axelnilsson5124
      @axelnilsson5124 2 года назад +14

      I don’t get it

    • @aliceinanderland
      @aliceinanderland 2 года назад +123

      @@axelnilsson5124 iron in blood lmao

    • @capitalwenisberry2052
      @capitalwenisberry2052 2 года назад +168

      @@axelnilsson5124 "Humors" is an old-timey term for bodily fluids (like blood), and blood contains trace amounts of iron, thus making it "iron-y"

    • @pandariley
      @pandariley 2 года назад +30

      Legit full on whoosh moment for me but indeed very clever

    • @JYD2020
      @JYD2020 2 года назад +21

      James has been cooking that one up for years

  • @snekbetch5674
    @snekbetch5674 2 года назад +1291

    Hey James! Regarding the “Dracula turning into a wolf” comment, that actually is a common trait associated with vampires. The “turning into bats” idea was from Stoker himself. In folklore, the lines between “werewolf” and “vampire” as we know them by pop culture actually tend to overlap.

    • @dingoonceagain6518
      @dingoonceagain6518 2 года назад +59

      Turning into a bat came from a Romani iteration of the vampire known as strigoi, or flying creature from the Greek "stryx". It wasn't always bats but they did turn into those or a bat/birdlike monster form

    • @zyourzgrandzmaz
      @zyourzgrandzmaz 2 года назад +32

      Vampires could become werewolves and bats and other animals and also create zombies.
      Vampires are extremely old mythology. Across the whole world. Look up vampire lore from Africa or Asia or Europe.

    • @firetarrasque4667
      @firetarrasque4667 2 года назад +18

      @@zyourzgrandzmaz I'd argue you're putting the cart before the horse. It's not that vampires are incredibly widespread, but that we identify so many different things as vampires.

    • @BloodyBay
      @BloodyBay 2 года назад +13

      And there's silver too. People these days tend to forget that silver was once a metal claimed to be lethal to vampires. Silver's bane against werewolves remains well-known and intact, however.
      Maybe someone out there figured that vampires already have enough Achilles Heels, so silver got nerfed.

    • @BloodyBay
      @BloodyBay 2 года назад

      @@sudanemamimikiki1527 ​ exemplore [dot] corn [slice] paranormal [slice] 10-Examples-of-Vampire-Folklore
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      Are you *_sure_* about that? 🧐

  • @scottwantstoleaveearth6418
    @scottwantstoleaveearth6418 2 года назад +1877

    While they’re usually not as requested as more recent films, I absolutely love when James covers much older horror movies, and gets a chance to discuss their impact on the genre!

    • @Parker_Bond
      @Parker_Bond 2 года назад +29

      Old movies are great

    • @zacharystecher3266
      @zacharystecher3266 2 года назад +22

      Movies from the 30s are S tier

    • @julesrules7297
      @julesrules7297 2 года назад +4

      Same!

    • @gemstar7286
      @gemstar7286 2 года назад +5

      Yeah they paved the way for genre's ,even if people find them cheesy now .

    • @angryboi595
      @angryboi595 2 года назад +1

      @@zacharystecher3266 S tier? Nah, B or A tier? Hell yeah

  • @MoonWielder
    @MoonWielder 2 года назад +5396

    Fun Fact: The iconic line, “Listen to them! Children of the night. What music they make.” was voted number 83 in the top 100 movie quotes of all time.

    • @willy6607
      @willy6607 2 года назад +95

      i immediately thought of the motionless in white song

    • @Thicclorax1
      @Thicclorax1 2 года назад +50

      Nvr even heard of that line

    • @Schock_TV
      @Schock_TV 2 года назад +3

      @@willy6607 True ^^

    • @TwoBitSpecialist
      @TwoBitSpecialist 2 года назад +45

      @@Thicclorax1 It's in the book and in most adaptations in some shape or form.

    • @sirk_19thk41
      @sirk_19thk41 2 года назад +13

      Just reading it aloud gave simple goosebumps

  • @jongon0848
    @jongon0848 2 года назад +970

    It says a lot when a film is nearly a century old and the actor is still considered the definitive version of the character even today. Bela Lugosi is still the definitive Dracula in my book

    • @GroovyDavid8
      @GroovyDavid8 2 года назад +2

      well yo could argue nosferatu is

    • @mikespearman1414
      @mikespearman1414 2 года назад +27

      Like the Wolfman, Universal's Dracula is the version of the character and that creature that EVERYONE who writes vampires (or wws) is reacting against. Whether they're embracing it or rebelling against it, it looms large over all of them. Bela Lugosi is THAT powerful, THAT iconic in the role. Make your vampires sparkly, make then X-Men, make them salt sucking space slugs it doesn't fucking matter, writers. You will always be running to catch up to a pudgy Hungarian in a cape. He was that good.

    • @jongon0848
      @jongon0848 2 года назад +6

      @@GroovyDavid8 guess u could. But so much of Bela Lugosi's performance set the standard for what vampires are. From his accent, the hair, the suave charisma, it's so iconic. Nosferatu's Max Schreck was menacing looking but not as iconic as Bela's Dracula. That's why so many variations on Dracula stick more to elements Bela Lugosi brought to the table rather than Max Schreck.

    • @Sir-Seaniel
      @Sir-Seaniel 2 года назад +4

      Christopher lee has requested your location

    • @jongon0848
      @jongon0848 2 года назад +1

      @@Sir-Seaniel he's a close second but I still think Lugosi's performance is just as iconic as it was nearly a century ago

  • @Quinn2win
    @Quinn2win 2 года назад +369

    We finally found him, folks.
    The original Kill Count.

    • @eeee5gu7
      @eeee5gu7 2 года назад +3

      Yes...

    • @AAAAAA-613
      @AAAAAA-613 2 года назад +30

      It's him
      The Kill Count
      Show's over, we found him, go home everyone

    • @lunacy9825
      @lunacy9825 2 года назад +22

      @@AAAAAA-613 maybe the real count was the kills we made along the way

  • @s.knight2132
    @s.knight2132 2 года назад +330

    Thought to myself, "If James doesn't open with a cape and his arm mysteriously over his face, what a missed opportunity." Was not disappointed.

  • @NightShadow720
    @NightShadow720 2 года назад +1780

    At the very least James decided to pay more attention to horror films way earlier than the ones we've watch. Those movies from the earlier years deserve to be recognized rather than ignored.

    • @TylerPCoyne
      @TylerPCoyne 2 года назад +14

      When will the next universal monster movie kill count be? We may never know in the near future

    • @arnahunas4048
      @arnahunas4048 2 года назад +21

      Agreed. To go a bit off topic, James Rolfe has covered a lot of more obscure horror movies that deserve more recognition and possibly even a Kill Count.

    • @ArmageddonisUnleashe
      @ArmageddonisUnleashe 2 года назад +3

      @@arnahunas4048 James Rolfe also doesn't rely on his coverage of horror movies to please the algorithm.

    • @animeknight8958
      @animeknight8958 2 года назад +3

      true but maybe he should have waited until Oct to upload it

    • @shadowlinkbds
      @shadowlinkbds 2 года назад +16

      He did cover Frankenstein and the invisible man before this but I would love to see more killcounts from the old school back and white monster classics.

  • @dominiquefaught5116
    @dominiquefaught5116 2 года назад +97

    another fun fact that people might not know about Bela Lugosi and his role of Dracula, was that he was so fused to the character that when he passed away in 1951 it was rumored that he was asked to be berried in the costume he wore for Dracula

    • @katymckay9478
      @katymckay9478 2 года назад +9

      He was:)

    • @Angie2343
      @Angie2343 28 дней назад

      @@katymckay9478 And he is wearing it in the Great Beyond.

  • @projectalpha22_va
    @projectalpha22_va 2 года назад +245

    0:36 Shout out to the editor on this one for grabbing the absolute best Castlevania moment for this clip, that speech has no right to go as hard as it does, and I'm glad to see it even briefly on the Kill Count!

  • @logans.7932
    @logans.7932 2 года назад +56

    A rumor I heard: Drac’s castle had so many ridiculous animals (Ex. The unironic armadillos) because the filmmakers thought people would just assume he should have weird exotic shit the average viewer in 1931 might associate with some type of animal-shape shifting monster.

    • @quinnholloway5400
      @quinnholloway5400 24 дня назад

      I honestly like the idea that Drscula just likes Armadillos

  • @etoinedevries7583
    @etoinedevries7583 2 года назад +114

    That "Dracula in da house" joke had me dying of laughter, great bit James xD (18:06)

    • @zeraothunderstruck3446
      @zeraothunderstruck3446 2 года назад +14

      Heilsing: Dracula's is the house!
      James: In the house! Everybody in the back!
      Co.: In the house!
      James (Explodes the mic): IN THE HOUSE!

    • @Angie2343
      @Angie2343 25 дней назад +1

      @@zeraothunderstruck3446 If the cast was still alive and they heard that, they'd be cracking up.

    • @zeraothunderstruck3446
      @zeraothunderstruck3446 25 дней назад

      @@Angie2343 Oh, they'd be rolling and howling with laughter, that I know for sure.

  • @TellItAnimated
    @TellItAnimated 2 года назад +1703

    My favorite Dracula May be Christopher Lee or Mr. Burns haha, but Lugosi is an absolute legend
    *Edit: The Hays code sounds similar to RUclips’s rules haha

    • @TylerPCoyne
      @TylerPCoyne 2 года назад +15

      Lugosi set the stage for all the future Draculas!

    • @istrasci
      @istrasci 2 года назад +9

      "You're fired!"

    • @BennyLlama39
      @BennyLlama39 2 года назад +4

      I'm pretty sure the Hays Code had nothing on Skanky McGee's Censorship Gestapo. At least the Code didn't consider certain words "offensive" when used correctly. Like one starting with "R", describing the inhibition of growth/development or chemical processes. (And people like Skanky. 😈 )

    • @spectralknightgaming8364
      @spectralknightgaming8364 2 года назад +2

      @@istrasci "D'oh"

    • @thedotgiver2820
      @thedotgiver2820 2 года назад +1

      .

  • @Man_Person_Best_Hero
    @Man_Person_Best_Hero 2 года назад +587

    As a romanian i can safely say that this gets an approval from me
    (also little history fact about Vlad Dracula the Impaler: calling him a Transylvanian Prince is correct as he was born in Transylvania HOWEVER, he ruled Wallachia, which was south of Transylvania. Also his last name is in fact Dracula, as he was part of the Drăculea family/clan, which was known as the Dracula clan to outsiders!)

    • @presiyanmihaylov9803
      @presiyanmihaylov9803 2 года назад +3

      Well, hello, my northern neighbour!

    • @spelunkingmonkey7630
      @spelunkingmonkey7630 2 года назад +4

      Thank you for the fun facts!

    • @alaouijaafar8266
      @alaouijaafar8266 2 года назад +6

      I feel proud to know this prior to reading your comment.
      Your history is truly fascinating

    • @cantoffendanyone5786
      @cantoffendanyone5786 2 года назад +2

      I thought his true last name was Țepeș

    • @Man_Person_Best_Hero
      @Man_Person_Best_Hero 2 года назад +13

      @@cantoffendanyone5786 Țepeș is the romanian form of "The Impaler", if that was his actual name then things would be weird

  • @DawningofDragons
    @DawningofDragons 2 года назад +490

    I love how Universal Monsters are slowly invading the kill count. The Wolfman has always been my favorite growing up, and I cannot wait until it makes it way onto the count. (If the Dead Meat crew keep with the old movie reviews, maybe we'll get a House on Haunted Hill count, the Vincent Price one.)

    • @lunabearsong2043
      @lunabearsong2043 2 года назад +8

      I absolutely love House on Haunted Hill with Vincent Price. One of my favorite scenes is the one with the skeleton. And Vincent Price's acting in general. He was one of the greats.

    • @AbelDuviant
      @AbelDuviant 2 года назад +1

      I'm definitely looking forward to seeing the Wolfman remake on the kill count too. Underrated ngl

    • @brad24981
      @brad24981 Год назад +4

      you got your wolfman

    • @DawningofDragons
      @DawningofDragons Год назад +3

      @@brad24981 I was so ecstatic when I saw it in my feed.

    • @abdo19code
      @abdo19code 10 месяцев назад

      Lon Chaney Jr is amazing

  • @jacobskinner3522
    @jacobskinner3522 2 года назад +114

    Dare I say this is one of my favorite Kill Counts? The usual care and attention to detail from James and the Dead Meat team is fully on display. Thanks, y’all.
    Side note: the William Seward reference is maybe my new favorite niche joke on the channel.

    • @DeadMeat
      @DeadMeat  2 года назад +58

      Hell yeah! History!

    • @auroraborealis1060
      @auroraborealis1060 2 года назад +5

      Mine is when he made a joke about pocket sand from king of the hill. Love that show.

  • @kylescomet6984
    @kylescomet6984 2 года назад +480

    The delivery of “I’ll stop now” is comedy gold. I don’t think your line delivery skills get enough praise!

    • @EngineerRiff
      @EngineerRiff 2 года назад +5

      Can you leave a time stamp please?

    • @Raspberry1111
      @Raspberry1111 2 года назад +13

      @@EngineerRiff Its literally in the first 10 seconds on the video

    • @jessiepinkman2082
      @jessiepinkman2082 2 года назад +8

      Bros meat riding

    • @EngineerRiff
      @EngineerRiff 2 года назад +6

      I thought it was a quote from Dracula. I’m sorry

    • @unknownchoujin1436
      @unknownchoujin1436 2 года назад +5

      @@jessiepinkman2082 Dead Meat riding, to be exact. He's not doing enough, though because I would have loved to hear James do the Dracula voice through the entire video. However, he might get tired from doing so.

  • @Sunkist38
    @Sunkist38 2 года назад +273

    "His taste in humor is more irony" got me good. What a clever joke.

  • @TheJesterCW
    @TheJesterCW 2 года назад +111

    The fact that you mentioned Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter got me excited, because I used to love that movie.

    • @cristianparedes9173
      @cristianparedes9173 2 года назад +1

      Used too?

    • @TheJesterCW
      @TheJesterCW 2 года назад +7

      @@cristianparedes9173 haven't seen it in *years*, but I've been trying to find it anywhere online.

    • @basementdwellercosplay
      @basementdwellercosplay 7 месяцев назад +1

      That movie goes way to hard for a film titled Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter

  • @jackwilliam4436
    @jackwilliam4436 2 года назад +507

    2:28 Actually, silver was originally a Vampire weakness, in Bram Stoker's Dracula novel. It's only later that people decided to associate it with Werewolves, just to make it less confusing, while rebalancing those two iconic monsters : Each would have their own abilities and weaknesses. A similar thing happened with Wolf form. Vampires kept a lot of their shapeshifting abilities (most notably, bats and mist), but lost their ability to transform into wolves (which became a pure Werewolf power, only). Vampires also retained many of their weaknesses (such as holy water), but became immune to silver (which harms Werewolves). Vampires are also incredibly strong (Dracula's strength being compared to that of twenty men), but Werewolves became stronger and much bigger. It's just a matter of rebalancing iconic monsters, to make movies more interesting, instead of having everyone say 'Vampires have practically all the powers and Werewolves are just weak men/wolves hybrids. Vampires rule, Werewolves suck - and even when it comes to 'sucking', they remain below Vampires.'

    • @nicoleb695
      @nicoleb695 2 года назад +14

      A fellow fan of OverlySarcasticProductions? 👀

    • @christianjudeberbano3134
      @christianjudeberbano3134 2 года назад +3

      @@nicoleb695 just call it osp

    • @92bagder
      @92bagder 2 года назад +18

      A thought: vampires are parasites; feeding off the living to survive. Garlic is a common remedy to get rid of parasites and that is why vampires hate garlic.

    • @Jvegas2281
      @Jvegas2281 2 года назад +29

      Silver is also the origin of vampires not appearing in mirrors. They used to make mirrors with a thin layer of silver behind glass.

    • @ellis7622
      @ellis7622 2 года назад +2

      @@Jvegas2281 is that a fact? very interesting.

  • @Shaderaygun
    @Shaderaygun 2 года назад +157

    The scene where Dracula confronts Van Helsing is always my favorite part of this movie. Shows how two great performances can really carry a moment that's mostly just dialogue.

  • @UndertakerNeverDies
    @UndertakerNeverDies 2 года назад +161

    I love seeing a Kill Count on a Universal Monster movie because while the deaths aren’t graphic there still something to appreciate about these films that were early beginnings of the horror genre in cinema. If James can’t do all universal monster movies for a Kill Count I would love for it to be a podcasts episode and have the whole universal monsters movie franchise get highlighted.

    • @cruzcamel
      @cruzcamel 2 года назад +1

      I hope he’s able to generate enough interest/views to cover most of the Universal classics.
      And the Hammer Films remakes as well for that matter. They’re a massively important part of horror history.

    • @fredbearchannel976
      @fredbearchannel976 2 года назад

      Did he do the original mummy that will sound like a fun kill count the classic 90s one not the 2014 shit film

  • @ilikebeanies3499
    @ilikebeanies3499 Год назад +22

    Dracula's son really said "The ladies called my Dad 'Count Rizzula'" 💀💀

  • @vampiregamingyt8754
    @vampiregamingyt8754 2 года назад +303

    Finally, a movie fit for a count!
    Honestly, I've been super excited for this kill count for years.

  • @rubyrose9258
    @rubyrose9258 2 года назад +211

    Such a flashy outfit, James! I love it!

    • @ryukomatoi592
      @ryukomatoi592 2 года назад +10

      A true classic! Hellsing is really must watch for horror enthusiasts!

    • @tuszkki9357
      @tuszkki9357 2 года назад +7

      @@ryukomatoi592 just make sure not to go on a walk afterwards

    • @mysticpenguin8327
      @mysticpenguin8327 2 года назад +7

      a slashy outfit? if you will.

    • @TylerPCoyne
      @TylerPCoyne 2 года назад +6

      Haven’t seen this much flash for an outfit since the “tales from the Hood” kill counts!

    • @JaydenKieltyPlays
      @JaydenKieltyPlays 2 года назад +4

      @@mysticpenguin8327 true

  • @laurajames9379
    @laurajames9379 2 года назад +96

    I love the way they highlight Dracula’s eyes with a beam of light…. So simple but effective

    • @axelnilsson5124
      @axelnilsson5124 2 года назад +3

      Almost wish they continued that in his later appearances (since the highlights are supposed to make his eyes white and not like someone using a flashlight on his eyes)

    • @laurajames9379
      @laurajames9379 2 года назад +3

      @@axelnilsson5124 yeah it’s very cool. They did the same with Morticia Addams too haha

    • @Angie2343
      @Angie2343 24 дня назад

      I wonder how the movie would have looked in vivid colors.

  • @abigailbartlett6636
    @abigailbartlett6636 2 года назад +350

    The sapphic undertones are interesting because Carmilla which came out 25 years before the Dracula book also carried those undertones

    • @abigailbartlett6636
      @abigailbartlett6636 2 года назад +13

      @@darkpinkgirl6684 I wasn’t saying that what I was saying was that it is interesting that vampire novels of the time both share sapphire and homoerotic undertones. It’s nothing to do with the story itself

    • @lordoftheducks332
      @lordoftheducks332 2 года назад +28

      Undertones? They literally kissed in the novella lol it’s the text (I’m not criticizing you btw I love Carmilla and I’ve never heard anyone talk about it as anything besides an iconic queer text)

    • @abigailbartlett6636
      @abigailbartlett6636 2 года назад +6

      @@lordoftheducks332 I also love the book. What I’m trying to say is that there is a great amount of similarity between the undertones. Yes there is a kiss but a large amount of the sapphic ideas are never actually said

    • @lordoftheducks332
      @lordoftheducks332 2 года назад +12

      @@abigailbartlett6636 true, I was mostly being sarcastic which is why I tried to make that clarification, I agree with you 100%, I’ve just seen a lot of people talk about “undertones” and “possible queer interpretations” and then you look at the text and it’s the most homoerotic homoeroticism you’ve ever seen

    • @carolusrex5213
      @carolusrex5213 Год назад +3

      You can find them from an even earlier work, 1819s The Vampyre

  • @MemesToa
    @MemesToa 2 года назад +212

    Y’know, having read the Dracula book, I always find it odd yet humorous that every single film adaption manages to shaft John Harker in their own unique way despite him being the one to actually kill Drac (with help from a certain Texan who’s only been in 1 movie and a TV miniseries).
    Hell, I’d go so far as to argue that Jonathan Harker is the main protagonist of the book, and yet almost every adaptation somehow takes the spotlight from him and puts it on Prof. Van Helsing, who actually gets curbstomped by Drac the one time they fought face to fang in the book.

    • @reddove13
      @reddove13 2 года назад +30

      John and Quincy never catch a break with adaptions don't they lol

    • @alexvancini2155
      @alexvancini2155 2 года назад +20

      And Mina Harker! She plays such an important role in the novel, but that never translates to the movies for some reason.

    • @SeiLa-zf1sf
      @SeiLa-zf1sf 2 года назад +8

      Another thing is that in the book Van Helsing never got to have a direct fight with Dracula, while in the adaptations he is the one who usually kills Dracula

    • @LeafGirl1988
      @LeafGirl1988 2 года назад +4

      I didn't even know about Quincy for many years until I read the book. And what really killed Lucy.

    • @MrBlueSkyof1607
      @MrBlueSkyof1607 2 года назад

      Agreed.

  • @iamapancake7946
    @iamapancake7946 2 года назад +206

    This was the first horror movie I ever watched. My mom was a huge fan and showed it to me. Now it’s one of my favorites 🥰

    • @halloweenfreak4660
      @halloweenfreak4660 2 года назад +9

      Same. My father let me watch it as a young kid. I was scared to death, but was hooked.

  • @sundown1928
    @sundown1928 2 года назад +271

    I'm sure older films don't get as many views as most of your kill counts, but I'd love to see more. The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari could certainly be an interesting one and expose the film to people who otherwise would never give a silent film a chance. Thanks for all the great videos!

    • @music_horror
      @music_horror Год назад +3

      Not to be rude, but Kill Count recommendations are only accepted by email

    • @pizzaparker7480
      @pizzaparker7480 Год назад +2

      ​@@music_horror boo 👎

  • @lcg0103
    @lcg0103 2 года назад +201

    I can't explain why but the "Stop spooking people swan" makes me hurt from laughter so much!!! Excellent work as always James and the rest of the dead meat team

    • @brilicusgaming6922
      @brilicusgaming6922 Год назад +2

      @Laura Garman I was visiting my mom and brother when this line was said and I was just dry heaving from laughing so hard.

  • @unipup3014
    @unipup3014 2 года назад +68

    Silver was actually used against both vampires and werewolves in lots of old stories. Silver has a history as a purifying metal.

    • @shawnbass-ig2bv
      @shawnbass-ig2bv 3 месяца назад +2

      Yeah and because Jesus was betrayed by Judas for 30 pieces of silver, it kinda has some holy properties to it, which is why silver affects vampires in a lot of different stories

    • @Angie2343
      @Angie2343 28 дней назад

      This is why Kurtis Stryker of Mortal Kombat fame should have silver bullets to fight against Nitara.

  • @awdimmick
    @awdimmick 2 года назад +76

    “His taste in humor is more irony” has got to be the greatest line ever on this show. Bravo James and Co.

  • @Dorelaxen
    @Dorelaxen 2 года назад +85

    Nearly a hundred years later and it's still one of the finest movies ever made. The silent sequences add SO much to the overall atmosphere.

    • @cha5
      @cha5 2 года назад

      I agree, the alternative added on Philip Glass music score for Dracula really grates.

  • @Syonval
    @Syonval Год назад +21

    The scene where Van Hellsing resists Dracula might be one of my favorite scenes in all of cinema, Really great acting from both of them. You feel like they really could destroy each other.

  • @emsguybob
    @emsguybob 2 года назад +84

    I'm kind of old myself, my grandmother actually saw this at the movies when it first came out. She said once it was the way the Renfield guy acted that scared her. I read the book, and it must have come out when they could do blood transfusions, but did not know about blood types. The doctor says in the book that sometimes transfusions work, and sometimes they kill the patient. There are lots of transfusions in the book, from and to various characters, they all work.

    • @emsguybob
      @emsguybob 2 года назад +1

      @@JewelsNY It did seem odd.

    • @Wednesdaywoe1975
      @Wednesdaywoe1975 2 года назад +2

      So everybody was O+. Cool

    • @emsguybob
      @emsguybob 2 года назад +1

      @@Wednesdaywoe1975 lol exactly

    • @howard2liu
      @howard2liu 2 года назад

      @@Wednesdaywoe1975 Well, if everyone had the same blood type then it wouldn't matter what type they were. But O- is the universal donor type since Rh+ people can take Rh- blood but not vice versa.

  • @sandratanner3379
    @sandratanner3379 2 года назад +196

    This episode perfectly encapsulates why I love this show to death! The variety in topics and movies, the costumes, the humor, the passion dripping from every frame of it, it's all just bloody awesome!

    • @jackmusic5994
      @jackmusic5994 2 года назад +1

      Oh I get it ‘bloody’ awesome

    • @sandratanner3379
      @sandratanner3379 2 года назад

      @@jackmusic5994 not my best joke, but hey, I tried...

  • @Mister_Cool
    @Mister_Cool 2 года назад +200

    I've heard that the creation of Dracula started the modern-day depiction of vampires and their abilities. There was this video called "Grudge Match Unlimited 14: Vampires vs Werewolves" that mentioned that vampires were a bit more like zombies that would leave the ground to drink from the living at night and go back to the ground before the sun came up.

    • @teogonzalez7957
      @teogonzalez7957 2 года назад +11

      That’s where the “kill a vampire by staking them” comes from. To literally stake them in the ground so they can’t get up at night.

    • @Andy-ld8zk
      @Andy-ld8zk 2 года назад

      I think "Dracula" (1897) was really the book that got the ball rolling, but there were other vampires like that before. "Carmilla" in 1872, "Varney the Vampire" (1847) and "The Vampyre" (1819, it's also the sister story of "Frankenstein" by Mary Shelley being made during the same period).

  • @5hadow5talker
    @5hadow5talker 2 года назад +120

    James hitting on Chelsea in kill counts will never not get old hehe.
    Love the costumes James+Zoran! This is also one of the best and most well written kill counts in terms of joke flow.
    Also, I'm also loving the additional info on "let's get to the kills" more and more

  • @tuckerreda1759
    @tuckerreda1759 2 года назад +133

    James, Chelsea and Co. this is one of the best Kill Counts you've done. Cheers to many more!

    • @MKing2024
      @MKing2024 2 года назад +1

      @@JewelsNY he was included in the co. james and chelsea are the ogs

  • @rockthatsits
    @rockthatsits 2 года назад +77

    I remember borrowing this from the library a few years back. Bela Lugosi's performance was just phenomenal. Every scene he was in was enchanting in some way. Which reminds me, I've got to check out the other Universal horror movies.

    • @scarletblack4887
      @scarletblack4887 2 года назад +2

      I remember as a kid my mom took me to the library to get two movies to watch while the babysitter was home. It was a Cinderella movie (1997) and what we thought was a SpongeBob episode. Apparently there was a mix up and it was this Dracula movie. We were going to return it immediately but I already watched and enjoyed it.

    • @circeh9499
      @circeh9499 2 года назад +2

      Make sure Creature from the Black Lagoon is on your list too. Great classic monster movie, and it was filmed about 5 minutes from where I used to live!

  • @thegameplayer125
    @thegameplayer125 2 года назад +48

    imagine how different the horror genre would be if we didn't have bela lugosi's dracula, boris karloff's frankenstein, or lon chaney's phantom of the opera. they definitely helped create the horror genre

  • @NekoHibaCosplay
    @NekoHibaCosplay 2 года назад +36

    "His taste in humor is more irony" is by far the most clever joke ever used in the kill count

    • @clarkbar
      @clarkbar 9 месяцев назад +1

      i like the Gamestop comment right before that

  • @youtubecrackhead761
    @youtubecrackhead761 2 года назад +22

    This was my grandad's favorite movie. when I was six we would watch old horror movies. he would show me old movie posters. He passed on in 2017 I was his only grandkid so he gave me his film collection. Thank you James for covering this movie : )

    • @olioli8015
      @olioli8015 2 года назад +3

      R.I.P goated gramps

  • @ezelfrancisco1349
    @ezelfrancisco1349 2 года назад +138

    Fun fact about the book: Apparently, Dracula is a book version of a found-footage movie. It consists of dairy entries, newspaper clippings, etc. What's scary about the Dracula book isn't the monster itself, but the build-up and suspense.
    (Source: OSP)

    • @dackdack8047
      @dackdack8047 2 года назад +4

      Noice shout out to OSP

    • @unknown_limes
      @unknown_limes 2 года назад +7

      Thank you for pointing out the storytelling structure, the Dracula novel is what's called an epistolary novel. Reading the book nowadays, the style is extremely effective as we the audience clearly know what's going on, even if it's our first time reading, simply because the character is a pop culture icon. However, I find the horror still lives in how the characters slowly realize the gravity of their situation.

    • @Sluggadome_Rotunda_Bernardson
      @Sluggadome_Rotunda_Bernardson 2 года назад +1

      When I read the first few sentences I thought you meant it was based off of a found footage movie

    • @mixalonos667
      @mixalonos667 2 года назад +2

      yeah I've read the book and it was very creative for the time I really like it

    • @arnahunas4048
      @arnahunas4048 2 года назад

      OSP represent!

  • @eevv2229
    @eevv2229 2 года назад +179

    "Dracula is basically Universal's Iron Man" Wow, I never even thought someone would call Dracula that.

    • @TylerPCoyne
      @TylerPCoyne 2 года назад +19

      If Dracula is Iron man, than Frankenstein is the hulk!

    • @dxm028
      @dxm028 2 года назад +11

      “Why would you say something so controversial yet so brave?”

    • @Chuck_EL
      @Chuck_EL 2 года назад +7

      @@TylerPCoyne well Stan Lee based the hulk on Frankenstein's monster

    • @damianprock1650
      @damianprock1650 2 года назад +2

      Ironic since he actually did fight a Marvel hero if you remember *Blade Trinity,* where Dracula was the main villain

    • @alexisbidule5555
      @alexisbidule5555 2 года назад +2

      @@damianprock1650 In comics, dracula have a long history fighting super héro, he haveve fight x-men, avengers.... (blade was an avengers...)

  • @journeysoutloud1990
    @journeysoutloud1990 2 года назад +26

    OMG. This was the movie I watched with my Grandpa as a kid(he died in 2005 at 76) thank you for releasing this. Made me think of him.

  • @GoreyBits
    @GoreyBits 2 года назад +86

    This film will forever be ICONIC 🦇

  • @LoneGallifreyian
    @LoneGallifreyian 2 года назад +55

    Love the coverage of the classic horror films. Definitely hoping to see Phantom Of The Opera at some point

  • @Emeowy
    @Emeowy 2 года назад +21

    Honestly the reveal of Van Helsing was so cool to me i dont know why, really cool character to me, and i love the way James just gives context to everything that might have come up as weird in the movie because sometimes i was confused, and can i say the outfit is great?

  • @Randolo10
    @Randolo10 2 года назад +14

    Bela absolutely murdered the role, deserves all the praise today for his Dracula. The Ed Wood scene with him in the "chair" is absolutely great to his lore in cinema.

  • @Psychoedits-ju9te
    @Psychoedits-ju9te Год назад +12

    “It’s a straight up invisible ass!” Had me on the ground

    • @Angie2343
      @Angie2343 28 дней назад

      It would probably have Bela himself cracking up too.

  • @tylerharris1443
    @tylerharris1443 2 года назад +52

    You killed it in this one James, hilarious script and very informative~*

    • @BennyLlama39
      @BennyLlama39 2 года назад +1

      The humor/comedic timing in this one reminds me of Horror Geek or CinemaSins. 😀

  • @staffelgren4508
    @staffelgren4508 2 года назад +15

    Loved the spongebob reference at 3:52

  • @deanb5055
    @deanb5055 2 года назад +23

    i loved the iconic scene when he says “it’s morbin time”

    • @vharkerandco
      @vharkerandco Год назад

      You.

    • @shawnbass-ig2bv
      @shawnbass-ig2bv 3 месяца назад +1

      And then he morbed all over the place, it certainly is one of the movies of all time

  • @minemaster1337
    @minemaster1337 Год назад +15

    Fun fact: Philip Glass also composed the score for Candyman (1991) and he also made orchestral renditions of David Bowie’s Berlin Trilogy

  • @NGMonocrom
    @NGMonocrom 2 года назад +38

    10:36 ~ No, she's selling flowers for a gentleman's Button Hole. It's a lapel flower. You insert it through the unfastened button hole just below the left shoulder. A nice little flower accessory for a high-class gentleman's suit. Often picked by, and then sold by poor women to make a few coins. Ironically, the women were often elderly. But I guess even back then, hinting at an elderly woman being done away with was just too horrifying. So they used a younger one instead.

    • @tetoterritory
      @tetoterritory 2 года назад +4

      I love misunderstanding comedy

  • @hufflepuffle864
    @hufflepuffle864 2 года назад +48

    LOVE THE VIDEO!
    Some fun facts about Dracula:
    -Lucy, though turned into a vampire like in the book, isn’t ever brought up again after seeing her undead form, because staking her was too violent. In the Spanish film, she is killed off-screen, but in this one she’s just... there still
    -In the official graphic novel of this film, released by Universal in a collection that also included The Mummy, Frankenstein, and Creature From the Black Lagoon (entitled Cavalcade of Monsters, if I remember right), Renfield’s death is much more graphic; the “hug” is Dracula literally ripping his beating heart out of his chest (then he tumbled down the stairs)
    -The script would be repurposed into The Mummy the following year; a timeless monster seeking the fiancée of a helpless protagonist, who’s aided by a wise older professor. The story beats are note for note-and Harker’s actor David Manners and Van Helsing’s actor Edward Van Sloan both play pretty much the same people!
    -The only other time Lugosi officially played Dracula was in Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein which was almost 2 decades later!
    Please consider a ranking video when the other major films have been covered (The Mummy; The Wolf Man; Creature From the Black Lagoon) of all the Universal Monsters! It’d be great to hear your thoughts on them compared to one another!

  • @samuelwaterhouse9343
    @samuelwaterhouse9343 Год назад +11

    I love how once Dracula realizes that Van Helsing and the others know his secret, he pretty much screws with them for the rest of the movie. It’s kinda funny.

  • @Tarnthewarrior
    @Tarnthewarrior 2 года назад +31

    4:42 it's true, Dracula can turn into a wolf. In fact you could consider him in the original novel as a between between Wolves and Vampires before they diverged again

    • @axelnilsson5124
      @axelnilsson5124 2 года назад +2

      And seemingly everyone forgot that ability until Adam Sandler in Hotel Transylvania

    • @Tarnthewarrior
      @Tarnthewarrior 2 года назад +2

      @@axelnilsson5124 and even then people don't seem to make the connection because...well...it's fricken Hotel Transylvania

    • @genericname2747
      @genericname2747 2 года назад

      He can also turn into mist

    • @Tarnthewarrior
      @Tarnthewarrior 2 года назад +1

      @@genericname2747 thats kinda interesting, the only character of monster history I know who can do that is the Captain from Hellsing ultimate.

    • @cosmicdoggo9296
      @cosmicdoggo9296 2 года назад +1

      Both vampires and werewolfs are originaly one and the same the wich or black magician

  • @danjackson1016
    @danjackson1016 2 года назад +18

    Crazy how well this film holds up at 90+ years old. Other than the bats theres nothing I would change.

  • @moritzstrohriegel8724
    @moritzstrohriegel8724 2 года назад +21

    apparently there was a silent version of this movie (for the theaters without the fitting technique) and i heard that they had a shot where you can see the death of dracula more explicitly.

  • @bernardolange8739
    @bernardolange8739 2 года назад +27

    I love Kill Counts from older movies. Thanks for doing these, James. I imagine they are not very algorithm-friendly, so I really appreciate the effort you and your time put into making these.

  • @fighthubcentral
    @fighthubcentral 2 года назад +70

    Nothing beats a Friday afternoon Kill Count! James is such an amazing presenter it's actually crazy. ♥️

    • @olioli8015
      @olioli8015 2 года назад +7

      I get a Friday morning kill count

    • @Avabug61207
      @Avabug61207 2 года назад +1

      Me too

    • @GorillaFan_32
      @GorillaFan_32 2 года назад +1

      For me it’s a morning!

    • @zacharyrosemann
      @zacharyrosemann 2 года назад +1

      @@olioli8015 more like Friday mourning, ha ha ha

    • @olioli8015
      @olioli8015 2 года назад

      @@zacharyrosemann lol

  • @jaydenkielty
    @jaydenkielty 2 года назад +13

    13:00 - “Dr. Otto Octavius” haha nice one, James.

  • @arachnid5339
    @arachnid5339 2 года назад +36

    Love this movie so much despite how it’s aged I think it holds up as an absolute classic

  • @DoubleKay31
    @DoubleKay31 Год назад +6

    If you saw the third “Hotel Transylvania”, you would’ve seen that in the beginning which was a flashback to before Dracula met Martha and had Mavis that in one of the scenes where Van Helsing tried hunting him down, Drac was in a wolf form.

  • @CameronFulbright
    @CameronFulbright 2 года назад +9

    4:42 As you mentioned, it is based from the original book, which does mention that Dracula not only can turn into a wolf, but also calls the nearby wolves "The children of the night".

    • @alexisbidule5555
      @alexisbidule5555 2 года назад +2

      In the book dracula can also turn into mist.

  • @curtistumicki1016
    @curtistumicki1016 2 года назад +21

    3:38 “Stop spooking people Swann!”

  • @iamluhy1930
    @iamluhy1930 2 года назад +46

    Petition for James to make a playlist for all universal monster movie killcounts. (I mean the really known ones) We are missing some like: Creature from black lagoon, Wolfman, Phantom of thre Opera. It could be a fun time!

    • @jimmybrown4205
      @jimmybrown4205 2 года назад +1

      The email address for requests is in the pinned comment.

    • @zaksharman
      @zaksharman 2 года назад

      Wolf man is being done in September

  • @MrSalad-om8td
    @MrSalad-om8td 2 года назад +59

    “Draculas taste in humor is more irony” Not only a great joke but a clever joke only horror buffs will catch on

    • @Minimojojoy
      @Minimojojoy 2 года назад +8

      I got it cause I’m a horror buff, but also anemic!😂

    • @LuckyBones77
      @LuckyBones77 2 года назад +14

      Dude this isn’t a horror buff thing 😂 Knowing that Dracula is a vampire and that there’s iron in blood isn’t a niche

  • @teogonzalez7957
    @teogonzalez7957 2 года назад +7

    Fun fact: the bee at 5:18 is supposed to be a giant bee in a human sized coffin, but the special effects don’t really sell it well so it looks like a bee with a custom made tiny coffin.

  • @TheNightmareRider
    @TheNightmareRider 2 года назад +34

    This is one of my all time favourite films! I love the atmosphere and how much of it defined the early pop-culture images of Vampires. Heck, I'd even describe Bella Lugosi's performance here as subtle (in the context of the film). Of course he's chewing the scenery as much as any villain, but if you look at him during the theatre scene, his outfit and mannerisms aren't all that different from anyone else. For the time, when vampire mythos wasn't as well known as it was today, Dracula would just be some eccentric foreign count, with no reason to suspect he's an unearthly creature of the night.
    This makes Van Helsing's detective work even better in hindsight. You could say that it was Van Helsing, not Dracula, who codified the Vampire tropes since it's him who shows all the red flags for those in the know. Van Helsing made sure that people knew what signs to look for in a Vampire, bringing traditional folklore to the big screen. So while the effects are indeed extremely primitive, I feel it adds to the charm, especially when you look at it through the lens of early cinema.
    As James mentioned, both effects work and direction were coming in leaps and bounds, as Frankenstein proved. You could say the universal horror monster movies are what pushed for cinema to define itself as distinct from theatre! So for all its flaws, this movie fascinates me, and still has some amazing comic relief even after 85+ years!

  • @twilightanimate9893
    @twilightanimate9893 2 года назад +5

    4:25 during the business gag, I love how his monocle falls off at 4:28 as he is shocked to hear Dracula’s name.

  • @scottylovesthings
    @scottylovesthings 2 года назад +13

    I’ve seen James talking about the lower amount of views on this KC, which is a shame, because this is honestly one of my favorites yet. Great job, James and Dead Meat!

  • @papa_glyde
    @papa_glyde 2 года назад +17

    I love the reference of Vampire Hunter D that James integrated in this kill count. One of the best animated movies out there! Also, gotta represent the OG vampire movie that kick-started the first cinematic universe in history.

  • @moongirl786
    @moongirl786 2 года назад +40

    Wow, the fx budget for this one James; I almost thought you actually turned into a bat!! :P Seriously though, LOVING the new set, and as the horror classics are still my all time favourites, I am so psyched you're doing more of them!!

  • @soildarr598
    @soildarr598 2 года назад +45

    I absolutely love James’ outfit in this video. It brings so much more to the Kill Count, than if he was wearing regular clothes. 10000/10 would recommend. 😄

  • @hardlytomhardy7657
    @hardlytomhardy7657 2 года назад +7

    I just wanna go on record and say that doing Kill Counts on these older films is awesome, it’s great to have a “lesson” of sorts of horror history. Much love to James and the team!

  • @TylerPCoyne
    @TylerPCoyne 2 года назад +16

    That “to the numbers” bit is pure gold!

  • @CarlosHernandez-sp8jk
    @CarlosHernandez-sp8jk 2 года назад +20

    GLORIOUS 11:24 XD

  • @AWWE150
    @AWWE150 2 года назад +15

    Well done James. This was one of your funniest scripts to date. I was belly laughing throughout.

  • @anthonysbarra684
    @anthonysbarra684 2 года назад +2

    0:31 Not to forget, Dracula's also been parodied as a mathematical puppet on Sesame Street, caricatured as a wax figure in cheap chambers of horrors, and he's also been parodied as a chocolate, sugar-saturated breakfast cereal named Count Chocula.
    21:15 Oh wait, you already pointed out Count Von Count! 😅

  • @emiranda2491
    @emiranda2491 2 года назад +173

    It really feels wonderful to see James doing Kill Counts in the Golden Age of Monster Movies from Universal. Bela Lugosi remains legendary and became what we all envisioned Dracula to be in many, many cultures when it comes to media. Lugosi is my favorite next to another Legendary actor from the Hammer Dracula movies -- Christopher Lee.

    • @pocketmarcy6990
      @pocketmarcy6990 2 года назад +4

      Christopher Lee was just a legend in every role he was in

    • @yez2293
      @yez2293 2 года назад +1

      @@pocketmarcy6990count dooku

    • @piplup2009
      @piplup2009 2 года назад +3

      @@yez2293
      Christopher Lee: "I'm sick of hearing about Dracula"
      George Lucas: " we want you to be a villain in star wars, you'll be a count and wear a cape but not Dracula"

  • @gaycatlover3030
    @gaycatlover3030 2 года назад +4

    Those Universal Monster movies were my introduction to B&W movies. I started watching them about 10 years ago when I was 12, then I got obsessed with Hitchcock, Kubrick and now I love black & white movies in general.

  • @joanneellison4066
    @joanneellison4066 2 года назад +14

    I really enjoy when you do the older films! I love the fresh take you have. Looking forward to the "Blackula" count!

  • @CalifornianCuttlefish
    @CalifornianCuttlefish 2 года назад +3

    Fun Fact: Bram Stoker is from Dublin and you can still see his house to this day! (also side note: I think it's absolutely amazing that Dracula has exploded so much, people really don't give the Irish enough credit for there contributions)

  • @LateMarch
    @LateMarch 2 года назад +26

    So excited to see the old Universals featured -- this was great and The Wolf Man will be the same! Also Dracula's Daughter is SUPER UNDERRATED. Like it's a fantastic movie, and no one seems to know about it. Talk about sapphic undertones...

  • @coreyrider8056
    @coreyrider8056 2 года назад +4

    Hey Dead Meat, you should definitely check out Netflix's Dracula from the creators of Sherlock. It admittedly falters quite a bit in its third and final episode, but it's a an extremely fun re-imagining that not only pays homage to classic Drac films like this one, House of Dracula, etc, it also homages films like The Thing, mixing Gothic horror with body horror. But most of of all Claus Bang (The Northman) is incredible as Dracula, who plays him like a classy, extroverted Freddy Krueger. While not perfect (and questionable female characters in Ep. 3), it's still underappreciated (albeit still fairly recent) and deserves more attention.
    Love the new set btw! It looks incredible!

  • @BizzarosGarden
    @BizzarosGarden 2 года назад +12

    I practically grew up watching these universal monster movies (and the old twilight zone) so I am so thrilled that you are covering this 🙌

  • @Minimojojoy
    @Minimojojoy 2 года назад +12

    I highly recommend everyone to put the subtitles on, if you haven’t, you’ve been missing out! Hats off to the cc!!👌

  • @timothymenard1750
    @timothymenard1750 5 месяцев назад +4

    10:00 "His taste taste in humor is more irony" is such a good subtle joke

  • @SupahSmashBrotha96
    @SupahSmashBrotha96 2 года назад +21

    I see you went all out for this one. Love the outfit, Count James 🦇

  • @RollingGamerz101
    @RollingGamerz101 2 года назад +13

    The golden age…the most important time for horror…Can’t wait to see an icon that horror history, Count Dracula

  • @3-Rats-Stacked
    @3-Rats-Stacked 2 года назад +11

    Honestly I would love to see this channel cover psycho, as it's generally considered one of the first impactful slasher/horror movies (at least what from I generally heard and read from other people)

  • @TidusX16
    @TidusX16 2 года назад +10

    Love the classic horror movie monsters! So much fun watching these movies. Also have to say that Chelsey looked like she was channeling her inner Buffy with that stake.

  • @theblueflamingo2352
    @theblueflamingo2352 2 года назад +16

    10:48 I laughed when you did that

    • @theblueflamingo2352
      @theblueflamingo2352 2 года назад +1

      I'm pretty sure they have another movie now or something and I think it's called Beavis and Butt-Head do the universe

    • @tetoterritory
      @tetoterritory 2 года назад

      @@theblueflamingo2352 he’s seen it

  • @heidibarker9550
    @heidibarker9550 2 года назад +5

    Just wanted to say how thankful I am for this episode. Dracula is my favourite book and old movies need more love.