Bram Stroker's Dracula is one of those films that reel people in by making it seem like some kind of intense horror flick, but instead stayed completely true to the Stroker's novel, putting the focus on an intense love that transcends time rather a complete bloodfest (which most people had originally thought the movie to be). Overall, it's probably one of the better Dracula movies out there, benefiting from great acting throughout (even Keanu manages to convince at times), superb cinematography work, and Coppola-grade work that makes it as memorable as it is spiritually vampiric. 8.5/10.
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stroker's dracula sounds like a porno
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