Drácula

Year: 1931

Runtime: 104 mins

Language: Spanish

Director: George Melford

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On Walpurgis Night, clerk Renfield reaches Count Dracula’s Carpathian castle, signs papers for a ruined London abbey and falls under the count’s control. He later transports Dracula to England, where the vampire enters Dr. Seward’s asylum, kills Lucia Weston and attacks his daughter Eva. Van Helsing recognizes him, sparking a fight for Eva’s soul.

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