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**Title: Wrath of Dracula**  **Description:** "Wrath of Dracula" is a thrilling horror film that reimagines the legendary tale of Count Dracula. Set in the misty landscapes of Transylvania, the story follows a group of unsuspecting travelers who stumble upon an ancient castle, awakening the wrath of the infamous vampire. The film expertly combines elements of suspense, horror, and drama as it delves into the dark history of Dracula, revealing the tragic backstory that turned him into the fearsome creature of the night.  The main characters include a brave historian, a skeptical journalist, and a group of friends seeking adventure. As they explore the castle, they uncover hidden secrets and face terrifying encounters with Dracula's minions. The film's gripping cinematography, haunting score, and outstanding performances bring to life a chilling atmosphere that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats.   With unexpected twists and a climactic showdown between good and evil, "Wrath of Dracula" is not just a horror story but a poignant exploration of love, loss, and the consequences of awakening ancient evils. Will they survive the night, or will they become part of Dracula's dark legacy?  **Hashtags:** #WrathOfDracula #HorrorMovies #VampireTales #CountDracula #Thriller #Suspense #GothicHorror #Supernatural #MovieNight #Transylvania #ClassicHorror #FilmReview #CreepyCastle #DarkFantasy #MustWatch #CinematicExperience #VampireLegend #ScaryMovies #HorrorFans #EdgeOfYourSeat

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00:00:00Dearest Mina, forgive the brevity of this note, but I am desperately short of time.

00:00:29Since my arrival here in Transylvania, nothing has been as I expected.

00:00:35Every door is locked and bolted.

00:00:39I therefore must conclude that I am prisoner here at Castle Dracula.

00:00:47The Count himself offers no solace.

00:00:50I was led to believe he lived here alone, but there are others.

00:01:00I am concealing this letter in a package of documents concerning the Count's property purchase,

00:01:05which is to be mailed to the firm's offices in London.

00:01:08I can only pray that some kind soul send it on to you.

00:01:12Yours always, Jonathan.

00:02:13My dearest Lucy, forgive this letter not being in my own hand,

00:02:18but I am attempting to get to grips with the typing machine that Jonathan purchased recently,

00:02:22so that I might help him keep his journals.

00:02:25In future, I plan to keep my own journal in the same way.

00:02:29I do not suppose it will be of much interest to other people,

00:02:32but I may show it to Jonathan someday if there's anything worth sharing.

00:02:36Speaking of Jonathan, I've received nothing from him since he departed for Transylvania,

00:02:41but I expect he's busy.

00:02:44It must be so nice to see strange countries.

00:02:48London can sometimes feel so stifling.

00:02:57Ah, Emily. There you are.

00:02:59There's someone at the door, ma'am.

00:03:01At this hour?

00:03:03He said it was urgent.

00:03:06I apologise for the letter having been opened, Mrs Harker.

00:03:10A young colleague received your husband's package

00:03:13and failed to notice that this particular item was addressed to you.

00:03:18It says here he's being held prisoner.

00:03:20Yes, that is rather concerning, I must say.

00:03:23So, what are you going to do about it?

00:03:26Mrs Harker, the firm is not legally obliged

00:03:30to provide assistance in a situation such as this.

00:03:35Legally obliged?

00:03:38As you can see, under the terms of Mr Harker's employment with the firm,

00:03:44any and all overseas travel is undertaken entirely at the individual employee's own risk.

00:03:51How could you make him sign something like this and then send him to Transylvania?

00:03:55Well, we are a firm of lawyers, after all.

00:03:59If they won't help Jonathan, I'll just have to do it myself.

00:04:02Do what, ma'am?

00:04:03Go to Transylvania.

00:04:05Where is Transylvania exactly?

00:04:10That's a good question.

00:04:13Here it is.

00:04:15What's that?

00:04:16It's Jonathan's travel itinerary.

00:04:18He had me type it up before he left, but I still kept the original handwritten copy.

00:04:22Are you sure about this, ma'am?

00:04:24I have no more discussion on the matter, Emily.

00:04:26I intend on travelling to Transylvania first thing in the morning.

00:04:31Let's see.

00:04:35Take the morning train from London to Dover,

00:04:38followed by a small steamship to the port of Calais.

00:04:43Once in France, take the Orient Express to Romania via Munich and Vienna,

00:04:48crossing the border into Transylvania by carriage.

00:04:53Once in the countryside, local drivers will be familiar with the location of Castle Dracula

00:04:58and can deliver you directly to the door.

00:05:36Good lord.

00:05:38Where on earth did you get that?

00:05:40It belonged to my husband's father.

00:05:42And his father before him, I should think.

00:05:44It's an antique.

00:05:46It still works, I assure you.

00:05:48You're English?

00:05:50Yes.

00:05:52I travelled here overnight from London to Dover.

00:05:54I'm not from here.

00:05:56You're not from here?

00:05:58No, I'm not.

00:06:00You're English?

00:06:02Yes.

00:06:04I travelled here overnight from London.

00:06:06Alone?

00:06:08Yes.

00:06:10I've been away from London for three years,

00:06:14so perhaps things have changed,

00:06:16but I didn't think it was customary

00:06:20for English ladies to greet a gentleman by pointing a pistol at him.

00:06:25Sorry, I only thought to keep myself safe from the wolves.

00:06:29Transylvania has the largest population of wolves in the world,

00:06:34and you'll need a good deal more than that pistol to keep yourself safe here.

00:06:38What do you mean?

00:06:41Do you know quite where you are, madam?

00:06:44Of course I do.

00:06:46The only thing I'm not sure on is to whom I'm speaking.

00:06:49But of course.

00:06:51My name is Van Helsing.

00:06:53Professor Van Helsing.

00:06:55Mina Harker.

00:06:57Mrs.

00:06:59Mrs. Harker.

00:07:01You say you travelled here from London without your husband?

00:07:05I'm just as capable of finding my way here as any man.

00:07:08And besides, I had no alternative.

00:07:10My husband was already here.

00:07:12Here?

00:07:14You mean here at Castle Dracula?

00:07:18Yes.

00:07:20Inside the castle?

00:07:22Yes, and I intend to join him and find out exactly what's going on.

00:07:25There'll be no answer at this hour.

00:07:28You could try during the hours of darkness, but I would strongly advise against it.

00:07:35There's a small inn just a mile back down the mountain

00:07:39where I have managed to arrange accommodation for a few nights.

00:07:43You'd be much safer there.

00:07:46I thank you for your advice, Professor, but I really do think...

00:07:57I really do think that securing accommodation might be the most sensible option.

00:08:04It's this way.

00:08:10Mrs. Harker, your suitcase.

00:08:13Yes, it is. Thank you.

00:08:44What time is it?

00:08:46It's ten, six o'clock.

00:08:49No church bells.

00:08:53We've not seen a single soul since we came here.

00:08:56Is this entire village abandoned?

00:08:59On the contrary.

00:09:01Behind every shuttered window and locked door,

00:09:04there's a family trying to get by.

00:09:08Why don't they come out?

00:09:13It's almost dusk. Come along, Mrs. Harker.

00:09:16The inn is this way.

00:09:25Two beer.

00:09:30I've spoken to the innkeeper.

00:09:34I've spoken to the innkeeper.

00:09:38And there is a room available for you upstairs, if you wish.

00:09:42You seem very well informed, Professor.

00:09:45How long have you been in Transylvania?

00:09:48Just a few days.

00:09:50Do you have some sort of business with Castle Dracula?

00:09:53Business?

00:09:55Yes.

00:09:57Unfinished business.

00:10:01I've been...

00:10:04pursuing Count Dracula these past three years.

00:10:09He led me a merry dance,

00:10:12right across Europe and into the Orient,

00:10:14where I followed him,

00:10:16down the length of the Yangtze River

00:10:19to the city of Shanghai,

00:10:21where I put a stop to his nefarious activities.

00:10:28From there, he boarded a boat to Persia,

00:10:31where I forced him into a retreat.

00:10:34Overland, via Russia,

00:10:37back to his ancestral home,

00:10:40that crumbling castle you saw today.

00:10:44And you're quite sure he's here now?

00:10:46Oh, yes.

00:10:48Just a few days ago, a young girl from the village

00:10:51disappeared on her way home at night.

00:10:55No doubt spirited away to Castle Dracula,

00:11:00but Lord only knows what purpose.

00:11:10Then my suspicions were correct.

00:11:13The Count.

00:11:15He's a villain of some sort.

00:11:18A villain?

00:11:20Yes.

00:11:23Most assuredly, he is that.

00:11:27What has Jonathan got himself mixed up in?

00:11:31You said he'd managed to gain entry to the castle.

00:11:35My husband is a solicitor.

00:11:37Apparently, the Count was in the process

00:11:39of buying some property in London.

00:11:42London?

00:11:46So that's his plan.

00:11:48My dear Mrs. Harker, he must be stopped.

00:11:52What do you mean?

00:11:54Per square mile, London is the most popular city in the world.

00:11:58If Count Dracula were allowed to prosper there,

00:12:02God knows what havoc he would create

00:12:04if his evil were to be let loose.

00:12:07What evil?

00:12:09Who exactly is this Count Dracula?

00:12:18Let us speak privately, Mrs. Harker.

00:12:21Upstairs?

00:12:23The people here are a superstitious and fearful kind.

00:12:29Not only that,

00:12:31there may be some whose allegiance lies with the Count.

00:12:52Oh!

00:13:15There is a room similar to this one

00:13:17directly across the corridor, Mrs. Harker.

00:13:20Given the liberty of placing your suitcase there.

00:13:23Now, please take a seat, my dear.

00:13:26I'd like to show you something.

00:13:40What's this?

00:13:43I fear, Mrs. Harker,

00:13:45that if I were to tell you everything I know of Count Dracula,

00:13:49you would simply not believe me.

00:13:52I therefore suggest you preface our discussion

00:13:55by looking at Chapter 7 of this publication.

00:14:04Pseudomonarchia daemonium.

00:14:08What does that mean?

00:14:10Well, it's Latin.

00:14:13Surely you have a basic competency in Latin.

00:14:16No, I'm afraid not.

00:14:18Good Lord!

00:14:20What do they teach young ladies in school these days?

00:14:23Needlework and the pianoforte, mainly.

00:14:27It means the false monarchy of demons.

00:14:31Demons?

00:14:34This book is over a hundred years old.

00:14:38It lists 69 known types of demons,

00:14:43devils and creatures of the occult.

00:14:48There.

00:14:50Chapter 7.

00:14:52What's that?

00:14:54The Lamia was a being known to the ancient Greeks.

00:14:58Part woman, part beast.

00:15:01She fed on the blood of innocents

00:15:03after satisfying her earthly desires with them.

00:15:08Earthly desires?

00:15:10Do I need to speak more plainly, Mrs. Harker?

00:15:13No, please don't.

00:15:15It's probably the stuff of myths and legends, surely.

00:15:18It can't exist today.

00:15:20I wish that were true.

00:15:24So, what does this have to do with the Count?

00:15:27The Count is old, Mrs. Harker.

00:15:31Older than me.

00:15:33Older even than this book.

00:15:37That's not possible.

00:15:39When he was a young man,

00:15:41the killer encountered a creature such as this.

00:15:45Entranced by her beauty, he fell in love.

00:15:48And the Lamia, once satisfied,

00:15:52pierced his flesh with her teeth and drank his blood.

00:15:57For a normal man, this would have meant instant death.

00:16:01But such was the passion of the young Count

00:16:04that on the brink of death,

00:16:06he willingly drank the blood of the Lamia in return.

00:16:11He did not die.

00:16:13And in fact, he will never die.

00:16:17He remains to this day in a perpetual state known as undead.

00:16:23He is, Mrs. Harker,

00:16:27a vampire.

00:16:37Who is Mina, Jonathan?

00:16:44Mina.

00:16:46You were saying her name.

00:16:50My wife.

00:16:52I must get home to her.

00:16:55No, you don't need her, Jonathan.

00:17:00All you need is us

00:17:05and our master forever.

00:17:15How do you know all this?

00:17:17This is my journal of the last three years.

00:17:21Everything I've learnt from every encounter with Dracula.

00:17:28What's this?

00:17:30Oh, nothing.

00:17:32There was a small village I passed through between here and Bucharest.

00:17:37I asked the villagers about vampires

00:17:40and the only thing they wanted to speak about was this.

00:17:44Some local legend of men turning into wolves during the full moon.

00:17:50I simply made a drawing of what was described to me.

00:17:54Do you believe in it?

00:17:56Experience has taught me to keep an open mind about such things.

00:18:00Three years ago, I never would have believed such a being as Dracula could exist.

00:18:05But now, there is no doubt.

00:18:12Where are you going?

00:18:13To find my husband.

00:18:15If this horror is real, then there isn't a moment to spare.

00:18:19You would march up to Dracula's castle in the midst of a storm, alone?

00:18:25My dear Mrs. Harker, you haven't even a chance of gaining entry to the place.

00:18:30And if by some chance you did, I'm quite certain you would never make it out alive.

00:18:35Now is not the time for incautious, impulsive action.

00:18:41I told you, I have pursued Dracula for three years.

00:18:44And each time I came this close to him, he eluded me.

00:18:48Leaving a trail of death and misery in his wake.

00:18:56I have so much to learn.

00:18:59To learn?

00:19:02Well, if I'm to help you.

00:19:04My dear Mrs. Harker, this is not your battle, nor a battle for any young woman to undertake.

00:19:10I have my father-in-law's pistol.

00:19:12Useless against a creature such as Dracula.

00:19:15Well, then what would you have me do?

00:19:17Go home, Mrs. Harker.

00:19:20Go back to your needlework and your pianoforte.

00:19:24Leave this business to a professional man.

00:19:27Maria.

00:19:55How dare you touch him.

00:20:01Any of you.

00:20:03How dare any of you cast your eyes on him when I have forbidden it.

00:20:09But, Master.

00:20:11Do not test me further, Maria.

00:20:15Take him downstairs.

00:20:17There must be no trace of him in this room.

00:20:47This afternoon, I encountered a most fascinating young woman.

00:21:10Mrs. Mina Harker.

00:21:13Fascinating not least because her husband, one Jonathan Harker,

00:21:17is at this very moment a guest, or prisoner, of the Count.

00:21:23I found Mrs. Harker to be somewhat impressive in her accomplishments,

00:21:27having made her way alone to the very foot of Castle Dracula in a matter of days,

00:21:32a journey that has taken me these past three years.

00:21:37However, I fear her youthful impetuousness, however endearing,

00:21:41will carry her only so far.

00:21:44She is wholly unprepared for what awaits her within the castle walls.

00:21:56Mrs. Harker.

00:21:57Oh, I do apologize for the intrusion.

00:22:01Just say whatever it is you've come to say, Professor.

00:22:04Well, you left your overcoat behind,

00:22:07and I accidentally stumbled upon this letter from your husband in one of the pockets.

00:22:14Give me that.

00:22:15Yes, of course.

00:22:21Is that all?

00:22:23I'm afraid I couldn't help but take in the contents of the letter.

00:22:30Your husband speaks of three others besides the Count?

00:22:35Yes.

00:22:36Mr. Harker's language is deliberately oblique,

00:22:40but I believe these others to be, well, women.

00:22:49Women?

00:22:50As we discussed, Dracula is a creature of evil, of the night,

00:22:58but he is also a man, with a man's weakness for beauty.

00:23:06For as long as I have pursued him, the Count has kept by his side one or more women,

00:23:14his brides, whom he compels to serve him.

00:23:19Compels them how?

00:23:22Do not underestimate his lure, his pure animal magnetism.

00:23:29Let him under your skin, and he can tempt you with desires you never knew you possessed.

00:23:38Once under his control, he supplies these women with a little of his own blood

00:23:48to transfer into them the same lustful, earthly pleasure that resides within him.

00:23:57And what are these women doing with my husband?

00:24:01Mrs. Harker, I mentioned to you that I have so far pursued Count Dracula for three years without success.

00:24:10Yes.

00:24:11Well, it has occurred to me that someone such as yourself, that is to say a young lady,

00:24:20might have a certain advantage with regard to the possibility of obtaining a degree of proximity to the Count.

00:24:37Professor.

00:24:43Are you asking me for my help?

00:24:51Yes, Mrs. Harker, I am.

00:24:55And in return for my help, you will help me find my husband?

00:25:00But of course.

00:25:02You understand, you may be placed in very great danger.

00:25:06You are stepping into a battleground for which you are terribly ill-prepared.

00:25:12Then you must prepare me.

00:25:15Prepare you?

00:25:18Yes, yes.

00:25:21There's so much you need to learn about the ways of the vampire.

00:25:26Yes, there's so much you need to learn about the ways of the vampire.

00:25:32And you must be prepared physically, in case there should be a need to act in a moment of danger.

00:25:38To act?

00:25:40To kill a vampire, Mrs. Harker.

00:25:42To drive a wooden stake through the ribcage and into the beating heart of a blood-sucking creature of the night.

00:25:48To sever its head at the neck and to burn its body to ash.

00:25:53And for all this and more, you must be prepared.

00:25:57Can you accept such a proposition?

00:26:03Yes.

00:26:06Then rest well, Mrs. Harker.

00:26:09For tomorrow morning, we begin your training.

00:26:14I look forward to it.

00:26:17But before I sleep, I must make a start of my journal.

00:26:21You keep a journal?

00:26:23I've just begun to.

00:26:25Although, I didn't imagine I'd have events such as these to record in it.

00:26:31You brought that thing with you all the way from London?

00:26:36No wonder your suitcase was so heavy. I could barely lift it.

00:26:39I didn't expect there to be so much walking involved.

00:26:43Good night, Mrs. Harker. Sleep well.

00:26:51Good night.

00:27:08At the foot of Castle Dracula, I encountered a quite extraordinary gentleman with whom I formed a tentative alliance.

00:27:15Professor Van Helsing, for that's his name, revealed a great deal of information about the Count,

00:27:20which seems almost impossible to believe.

00:27:23Yet there's something about him.

00:27:29The very poise of his head strikes one at once as indicative of thought and power.

00:27:34The Professor is either a genius or a madman.

00:27:38And I am left to ponder which.

00:27:45What are we doing out here at the crack of dawn?

00:28:12I wanted to know the exact time the sun rises.

00:28:16Shouldn't I be inside studying on your books?

00:28:19I told you, Mrs. Harker, you must prepare your body as well as your mind.

00:28:25But I do have a book for you to study.

00:28:35This is supposed to be some kind of writing.

00:28:38The text is Chinese, Mrs. Harker.

00:28:42I can't read this.

00:28:45There are illustrations.

00:28:49I saw with my own eyes the practitioners of these special exercises perform feats of almost superhuman ability.

00:29:00Crushing bricks, splitting wooden planks with their bare hands.

00:29:06Not that I expect you to accomplish such feats in the short time we have available,

00:29:11but these ancient techniques of the Orient will prepare you for the physical onslaught that may face us in Castle Dracula.

00:29:23Now I must leave this with you and continue with my own studies.

00:29:37This is some sort of test, Professor.

00:29:40I assure you, I mean to pass it.

00:29:47I'm not dressed for this.

00:30:07What on earth are you wearing?

00:30:11Courtesy of the innkeeper.

00:30:13You know, I now realize why gentlemen outperform ladies in so many fields.

00:30:19Our dresses are holding us back.

00:30:37So, a vampire can only be killed by piercing its heart or severing its head?

00:30:43Yes, and they may also be harmed by direct exposure to sunlight and weapons of solid silver.

00:30:51To go up against one with anything else is futile.

00:30:59These are the essential tools of the vampire hunter.

00:31:03A wooden stake with which to pierce the heart and a hammer to drive it into place.

00:31:12It's heavy.

00:31:14As it must be, to drive the stake through the sternum.

00:31:18This is why we must build the strength in your arms.

00:31:24And these?

00:31:26The crucifix is also an essential tool.

00:31:30Vampires, although impervious to most suffering, do have some limitations on their power.

00:31:38A vampire may not cross the threshold of a building unless invited to do so by someone inside.

00:31:45The crucifix, as a symbol of the power of good,

00:31:51The crucifix, as a symbol of the power of good over evil,

00:31:57offers some protection to the one who carries it.

00:32:01When you hold the crucifix aloft, a vampire cannot approach you.

00:32:08And the mirror?

00:32:10Useful for detecting the presence of a vampire before they attack.

00:32:13For a vampire casts no reflection.

00:32:22Please, Mrs. Harker.

00:32:24I do not show you these items for your amusement, but possibly to save your life.

00:32:31Now please, show me again how you hold the hammer.

00:32:41You still find it heavy?

00:32:43I thought as much.

00:32:45To which end I have constructed a little something in your room

00:32:49to assist you in strengthening your arms and wrists.

00:32:53Though I must warn you, you may find the effort painful at first.

00:32:58Professor, I'm as determined to rescue Jonathan as you are to destroy the Count.

00:33:04And I'm not going to let a little discomfort stand in my way.

00:33:19I won't shed a tear for them to see.

00:33:27I won't have your name to call.

00:33:35I will be the last to fall.

00:33:44Young Mrs. Harker continues to progress.

00:33:47With each passing day, my confidence grows that my decision to allow her to assist me in my mission was a good one.

00:33:54My only concern is her fixation on retrieving her husband from Castle Dracula.

00:34:00Whilst wholly understandable, I fear her hope of finding him unharmed is quite unrealistic.

00:34:06Though I keep my thoughts to myself, in truth I do not hold out any hope of finding the young man alive.

00:34:18The Professor's strange training methods are most invigorating.

00:34:23I feel quite certain the day is fast approaching when the Professor will declare my training to be complete.

00:34:48I will be the last to fall.

00:34:54I won't shed a tear for them to see.

00:35:02I won't have your name to call.

00:35:10I won't have your name to call.

00:35:18I will be the last to fall.

00:35:32Have you packed everything I suggested?

00:35:35Yes.

00:35:36There's just one more thing.

00:35:39I thought you said it was useless.

00:35:41Perhaps.

00:35:44Not entirely, sir.

00:35:48What are these?

00:35:49Silver bullets.

00:35:51As many as I could fashion from the silver tip of my cane.

00:35:55There's a fourth bullet already in the barrel of the pistol.

00:35:59If your husband's letter is correct, this gives us one bullet for each vampire.

00:36:04The three brides, and Dracula himself.

00:36:10Place all these in your suitcase.

00:36:13Conceal them well.

00:36:15We must be careful to avoid arousing suspicion.

00:36:20And do you have a plan to get us inside the castle?

00:36:23I do.

00:36:24It will involve a ruse.

00:36:26And once inside the castle, the ruse must be continued until sunrise.

00:36:32Then we will seek out the Count's resting place.

00:36:35But until then, whatever happens, whatever you encounter, you must play along.

00:36:42It may be that along with your husband's life, the lives of many thousands of innocent people are at stake.

00:37:06I'm sorry, is there a problem?

00:37:10You are going to Castle Dracula?

00:37:14Yes, but we do plan to return, I assure you.

00:37:20Would you like me to pay for the rooms first?

00:37:24There's no charge for rooms.

00:37:29If you do one thing for me...

00:37:35This is my daughter, Maria.

00:37:41Four years ago, I received a note from the Count to make a delivery of glass bottles to the castle, with much gold in recompense.

00:37:55I was greedy.

00:37:59I sent Maria to make delivery of glass bottles.

00:38:05I never see her again.

00:38:08You never searched for her?

00:38:10I tried. I tried to gather a group of men from village.

00:38:15But men here, very weak.

00:38:19They live in fear of the castle.

00:38:22With good reason.

00:38:25If you find my Maria, please, bring her back to me.

00:38:33We'll do what we can.

00:38:40Remember what I said.

00:38:43Whatever happens, you have to play along.

00:38:55Good evening, my dear.

00:38:58My name is Professor...

00:39:01I don't know.

00:39:04Ah, good evening, my dear.

00:39:06My name is Professor...

00:39:09Freudstein, and...

00:39:12My carriage lost a wheel some way down the road, and...

00:39:16Well, it's rather late, and I was wondering whether perhaps you might be able to offer some accommodation for the night.

00:39:24Our master does not allow guests.

00:39:29We'd really be much greater.

00:39:31Yes, this is my niece.

00:39:35Mina.

00:39:37Yes, it's just the two of us.

00:39:39We're on a research trip to study rare wildlife in the Carpathian Mountains.

00:39:45And, well, we seem to have taken a wrong turn somewhere.

00:39:49It's really very late.

00:39:51We're sorry to disturb you, but we've nowhere else to go.

00:39:58What's happening?

00:39:59I believe she's checking with her master.

00:40:22Beautiful room.

00:40:24And my uncle?

00:40:26We have many rooms.

00:40:30My sister Ilsa will attend to him.

00:40:34But he'll be nearby.

00:40:37Please, you must rest.

00:40:39My sister Frida will be along with hot water for your bath.

00:40:44I'm sorry?

00:40:47Sure you don't take us for savages here in Transylvania.

00:40:52We bathe before bed, just like you do in England.

00:40:58Yes, of course.

00:41:02Then you agree.

00:41:03Frida and I will bathe you.

00:41:13I hope this will be satisfactory for your stay, Professor...

00:41:18Freudstein.

00:41:19Yes, yes, quite satisfactory, thank you.

00:41:22Is there anything else I can do?

00:41:26To make you more satisfied?

00:41:31No, no.

00:41:32The beds here are quite warm.

00:41:37Yes, and perfectly sized for just one person.

00:41:42You are correct, Professor.

00:41:44If two people were to share this bed, one would have to climb on top of the other, no?

00:41:52Well, quite.

00:41:55Now, if you'll excuse me, my dear, I'm afraid I really must rest.

00:42:02Rest well, Professor.

00:42:2211 o'clock.

00:42:24Six hours to sunrise.

00:42:28You brush my hair so delicately, Frida.

00:42:32If only there was a mirror to see myself.

00:42:36Our master does not need a mirror.

00:42:40I'm not a mirror.

00:42:43I'm a mirror.

00:42:46If only there was a mirror to see myself.

00:42:50Our master doesn't allow mirrors.

00:42:54Oh? Why is that?

00:42:57You and your father must be very passionate about wildlife, to travel so far.

00:43:07You mean my uncle?

00:43:10Yes, of course.

00:43:14Which particular animal from this region do you admire most?

00:43:21I was hoping to see the grey wolf.

00:43:24I understand that this area has the largest population of wolves in the world.

00:43:29We have many wolves.

00:43:32You can often hear the beautiful music they make.

00:43:40You don't have wolves in England?

00:43:42No, not anymore.

00:43:45Edward I had them all put to death.

00:43:48Put to death? But they are such beautiful creatures.

00:43:54Yes.

00:43:56But a creature can be both beautiful and deadly.

00:44:02Wouldn't you say so, Maria?

00:44:06You know my name.

00:44:12You have a nightgown in your case?

00:44:15No.

00:44:17You mean you sleep without one?

00:44:19No. I mean, yes, I do have a nightdress.

00:44:24I'll find it.

00:44:27What is that?

00:44:29My crucifix.

00:44:32I always take this to bed with me.

00:44:35You don't object, surely?

00:44:37No.

00:44:40But I think Frida and I should leave you to sleep.

00:44:53At last, I find myself resting within the very walls of Castle Dracula.

00:44:59My ruse involving young Mrs. Harker appears to have worked,

00:45:03though I have yet to set eyes on the Count himself.

00:45:07Thrilled as I am to have made such progress,

00:45:10I fear the time is soon approaching when Mrs. Harker

00:45:13must inevitably learn the truth of her husband's condition.

00:45:20No man could survive unscathed more than a week

00:45:23in the company of women such as these.

00:46:08The man is dangerous.

00:46:11He is the one I have spoken of.

00:46:14What will you have me do?

00:46:18You and your sisters may deal with him as you wish,

00:46:22have your pleasure with him if you must,

00:46:26but leave no Abelande left in him.

00:46:30And the girl?

00:46:33I want her.

00:46:37She must be made the one of Earth

00:46:40by invitation if she wishes,

00:46:43by force if she does not.

00:47:06Just a few moments' rest before the onslaught.

00:47:30Are you resting well, Professor?

00:47:33Yes, yes. Quite well, thank you.

00:47:40Nina.

00:47:42It's time for you to join us.

00:47:52And you're sure that there is nothing more I can do?

00:47:57No, no. Thank you, my dear.

00:48:00You are quite sure?

00:48:10Join us.

00:48:12Let us share our blood together.

00:48:16Well, perhaps you could...

00:48:20close the door. It is rather drafty.

00:48:25I knew it! You're a creature of the night!

00:48:38Get back!

00:48:40My master knows who you are.

00:48:43I said get back!

00:48:45He will never defeat you.

00:48:49You will drink the blood from your lifeless corpse,

00:48:53and he will reign forever

00:48:56as Prince of Darkness.

00:49:18Argh!

00:49:49Argh!

00:49:55Argh!

00:50:10Argh!

00:50:18Argh!

00:50:49Mrs. Huck, are you all right?

00:50:52Oh, I'm so sorry for the intrusion.

00:50:55For goodness sake, Professor.

00:50:57Anyone would think you'd never seen a woman before.

00:51:00Surely you have a wife?

00:51:02I... Yes, I did before.

00:51:08What's that?

00:51:10This is Jonathan's travel itinerary.

00:51:13From London to Transylvania.

00:51:15The one I typed for him.

00:51:18He was here? In this very room?

00:51:21Ah, yes. Your husband.

00:51:23Well, we have to find him.

00:51:25Yes. Yes, of course.

00:51:37There!

00:51:41Is it him?

00:51:43The Count.

00:51:49We shall soon see.

00:51:53What are all the bottles for?

00:51:56I can guess.

00:51:59He'll be ready with the pistol.

00:52:02Even at his weakest, the Count is far more powerful than his brides.

00:52:14Jonathan!

00:52:16Wait.

00:52:18There's a pulse.

00:52:20Very weak, but it's there.

00:52:24You mean...?

00:52:26He's alive.

00:52:28Jonathan.

00:52:36Eva.

00:52:39Eva.

00:52:41Drained him of almost every drop of blood.

00:52:45It's all here in these bottles.

00:52:48The Count is preparing sustenance for his journey to London.

00:52:52He must be stopped.

00:52:54Wait.

00:52:56What about Jonathan?

00:52:58We've found your husband, Mrs Harker, as promised.

00:53:03I'm grateful for your help thus far.

00:53:06I'm grateful for your help thus far, and from here on, you may do as you wish.

00:53:11But my priority is to find and destroy the Count.

00:53:14You didn't have a plan to get Jonathan to safety.

00:53:17But I...

00:53:23The truth is, I never expected to find your husband alive.

00:53:28Or even to find any trace of him at all.

00:53:31Such as the unquenchable thirst of Dracula and his brides.

00:53:36Therefore...

00:53:38I never formulated a plan to rescue him.

00:53:44And yet...

00:53:46you had me accompany you here.

00:53:49After all that draining.

00:53:51Just so you could go after the Count.

00:53:53Mrs Harker, do you understand what is at stake here?

00:53:57Dracula must not be permitted to cast his malign shadow over the greatest city in the Christian world.

00:54:02The possible consequences are unthinkable.

00:54:05But I can't get Jonathan out of it by myself.

00:54:07Mrs Harker, I...

00:54:08You asked me for my help, Professor.

00:54:13And now I'm asking you.

00:54:16I'm begging you.

00:54:18For your help.

00:54:28Very well.

00:54:30We'll take him back to the inn.

00:54:32He'll be safe there.

00:54:35My...

00:54:37pursuit of the Count can wait.

00:54:50What's that?

00:54:53Just a...

00:54:54small injection of Batley's sedative solution.

00:54:58It has an opium base to take away any pain and help him to rest.

00:55:03You know a lot about these things.

00:55:05Yes, well I'm a medical doctor by profession.

00:55:10So much I don't know about you, Professor.

00:55:17There.

00:55:19He'll be calm now.

00:55:21Jonathan...

00:55:22It's best not to disturb him now.

00:55:24Let him rest.

00:55:39Thank you, Professor.

00:55:42I know you didn't come all the way to Transylvania to rescue my husband.

00:55:48I should thank you, Mrs Harker.

00:55:51And apologize.

00:55:55I risked your life using you as bait for the Count.

00:56:00In any case...

00:56:02saving your husband was the right thing to do.

00:56:05If it had been my wife rather than your husband...

00:56:09I'm sure I would have been just as insistent as you were.

00:56:16You said...

00:56:18you did have a wife.

00:56:24Yes.

00:56:29May I ask...

00:56:32did she pass away?

00:56:37No.

00:56:38No, my dear, no. She's...

00:56:40She's not dead.

00:56:42But she...

00:56:52She's no longer the woman I married.

00:57:00Shloka, he may eat himself.

00:57:06Ah.

00:57:08You, uh...

00:57:10You might find this a little strong, Mrs Harker.

00:57:13We'll see.

00:57:19Well...

00:57:21Ah.

00:57:27Now, why do you do it, Professor?

00:57:30I admit it is an acquired taste.

00:57:33I don't mean the drink. I mean...

00:57:35the Count.

00:57:37Why do you pursue him?

00:57:39Well, isn't it self-evident?

00:57:42He is evil.

00:57:44Purest evil. He must be destroyed.

00:57:48Doing so is the single mission of my life.

00:57:52There's no question of going back to a normal day-to-day existence.

00:57:58Not now that I'm aware such unholy wickedness exists in the world.

00:58:04Of course, but...

00:58:07why take it upon yourself?

00:58:10Because nobody I spoke to about it believed me.

00:58:14Not until I met you, Mrs Harker.

00:58:20Don't you think it's about time you started calling me Mina?

00:58:24Well, if you insist.

00:58:31So...

00:58:33you were telling me...

00:58:35about your wife?

00:58:45I was...

00:58:47on a research trip.

00:58:50We both were.

00:58:52In Bucharest.

00:58:56I'd...

00:58:58heard rumours of a strange sickness...

00:59:02with no known treatment or cure.

00:59:06The victims became pale and listless...

00:59:10suffered immense blood loss for no visible reason...

00:59:16and simply...

00:59:18grew weaker and weaker until the heart could no longer continue beating.

00:59:24Little did I know it was all the work of Count Dracula and his minions.

00:59:37When we...

00:59:39finally began to uncover the truth...

00:59:45we were witness to such horrors.

00:59:56As a man of medicine and science...

01:00:02it was almost impossible for me to come to terms with...

01:00:06what I'd seen.

01:00:10For my wife...

01:00:14was of a particularly...

01:00:17sensitive disposition.

01:00:26My wife's...

01:00:28condition is...

01:00:30it's not an illness of the body...

01:00:34but of the mind.

01:00:40After...

01:00:42experiencing such...

01:00:44shocking events...

01:00:48her mind...

01:00:51simply...

01:00:54ceased to function.

01:00:58Perhaps now you...

01:01:00understand why I was so reluctant at first to involve you in all this.

01:01:07But I was involved, Professor.

01:01:10From the moment I received that letter from Jonathan.

01:01:17Is there any hope that she might...

01:01:21recover?

01:01:23It is a very...

01:01:25new area of science.

01:01:28Even I know almost nothing of the inner workings of the brain.

01:01:36Fortunately I was able to ensure she'd be well cared for in my absence.

01:01:42As for recovery...

01:01:47well...

01:01:49well...

01:01:51there's always hope.

01:01:59I must check on your husband.

01:02:05Please.

01:02:08You have been to Castle Dracula?

01:02:11Yes.

01:02:12Did you see anything of my daughter Maria?

01:02:18Yes, I did.

01:02:20She's alive?

01:02:23I spoke with her.

01:02:26She's very beautiful.

01:02:28Since there is hope.

01:02:32There's always hope.

01:02:35I'm pleased to say your husband's condition is greatly improved.

01:02:40Jonathan.

01:02:42How are you feeling?

01:02:44Better for seeing you.

01:02:48Well, I'm sure the two of you have a lot to catch up on.

01:02:53I should get back to work.

01:02:56Yes.

01:02:59Well, I'm sure the two of you have a lot to catch up on.

01:03:03I should get back to my studies.

01:03:08Perhaps I could make temporary use of your room?

01:03:12Yes, of course.

01:03:16I can't believe you came all the way to Transylvania to find me.

01:03:20It was all like some...

01:03:23terrible dream I couldn't wake up from.

01:03:27Until I saw you.

01:03:29It's over now.

01:03:33I couldn't stop them, Mina.

01:03:37I know it sounds absurd.

01:03:40But it was like they had some strange power over me.

01:03:46It was overwhelming.

01:03:49I felt it too.

01:03:51In that castle.

01:03:54I had dreams.

01:03:56Of those women.

01:03:59And of the Count.

01:04:04Let's just not talk any more about it.

01:04:08The Professor and I have dealt with two of the creatures.

01:04:11But the Count.

01:04:13He never meant for me to leave that place.

01:04:15We're safe here.

01:04:18Professor Van Helsing knows all about Count Dracula.

01:04:23Just get some rest.

01:04:54A quite extraordinary gentleman.

01:04:59The Professor is either a genius or...

01:05:03a madman.

01:05:06Your husband?

01:05:08Asleep.

01:05:10I suggest you try to get some sleep yourself.

01:05:14I'm not sure I dare.

01:05:18I told Jonathan we're safe here, but...

01:05:24The Count isn't confined to the castle walls, is he?

01:05:29What if he comes after us?

01:05:32Remember what I told you.

01:05:35A vampire may not cross the threshold of a property unless invited in.

01:05:41Since we have previously ascertained the innkeeper is no friend of the Count.

01:05:49I can assure you we're quite safe here in the inn, Mina.

01:06:09How could you fail to kill the old man?

01:06:12But it was Isa.

01:06:14She and Frieda.

01:06:17Both lost to us.

01:06:19I'm sorry, Master.

01:06:21It is now all the more imperative that we turn her to our side.

01:06:28I think I know who she is.

01:06:31What do you know?

01:06:33Tell me.

01:06:34She is the wife of the young man.

01:06:37Ariker?

01:06:38How do you know this?

01:06:40Her name is Mina.

01:06:42The same name he calls out in his sleep.

01:06:45Such delicious irony.

01:06:48You are the man, I will have the girl.

01:06:52If only we knew where to find her.

01:06:56They are staying at the inn in the village.

01:06:58How do you know this?

01:07:00She knew my name without ever hearing it from my lips.

01:07:04She must have spoken with my father at the inn.

01:07:09This is why you will always be my favorite bride, Maria.

01:07:16Maria.

01:07:26Father.

01:07:29Maria.

01:07:31I'm so cold.

01:07:33Please, can I come inside?

01:07:45Maria.

01:07:47Maria.

01:07:49Maria.

01:08:14Hello.

01:08:15I thought you could spare another glass, Ernie.

01:08:23Mina.

01:08:26Open the window, Mina.

01:08:33Let me inside.

01:08:45My master and I know who you are, old man.

01:08:49If you know who I am, you must surely fear me, Maria.

01:08:53We fear not.

01:08:55That's not true, is it, Maria?

01:08:57You fear daylight.

01:08:59You fear the holy crucifix.

01:09:01And most of all, you fear your master.

01:09:04I love my master.

01:09:07He gave me life.

01:09:09He gave you nothing but death, Maria.

01:09:12Nothing but an endless, lingering death

01:09:15where you can exist only by leeching off the blood of innocents,

01:09:19even that of your own father.

01:09:21Dracula is my father, my husband, and my lover.

01:09:28I can free you, Maria.

01:09:31I can free your soul to enter heaven, if you'll permit me.

01:09:34You cannot.

01:09:36My soul belongs to Dracula.

01:09:43Father.

01:09:50Mina.

01:09:58He's taken her.

01:10:13Welcome.

01:10:17You are confused, don't be.

01:10:21Your own desire brought you here.

01:10:25I have no desire to be here.

01:10:29I invited you to open the window.

01:10:33I invited you to come in.

01:10:38I invited you to open the window.

01:10:42I had no power to force you.

01:10:46You tricked me.

01:10:49Professor Wormy, he said that you can make people see things.

01:10:56I only showed you what is already in your heart.

01:11:02The touch is cold.

01:11:05Yet you still yearn for it.

01:11:08I despise you.

01:11:10Love and hate, Mina, are but two sides of the same coin.

01:11:19I love my husband.

01:11:23I love my husband.

01:11:25Your husband.

01:11:27The young Mr. Harker.

01:11:30How could you have such allegiance for one who has betrayed you?

01:11:36What?

01:11:38Here, in this castle.

01:11:41Night after night.

01:11:45You're lying.

01:11:47Am I?

01:11:53Stop it.

01:11:55You're tricking me again.

01:11:57Are you sure?

01:12:05It's not true.

01:12:12Mina!

01:12:22What's that?

01:12:24You'll know what it is.

01:12:26I want you to drink it.

01:12:53Drink.

01:12:56Share my blood.

01:12:59Share my power.

01:13:02Be my bride.

01:13:05Be my bride.

01:13:21Drink.

01:13:24Taste the blood of Dracula!

01:13:29It's over, Dracula.

01:13:34The sun has risen.

01:13:42Mina!

01:13:51What are you going to do now?

01:14:05Ah!

01:14:13Finish him!

01:14:35You did it, Mina.

01:14:38You finally succeeded where I've failed all these years.

01:14:42I didn't realize it was morning. I've got to get back to Jonathan.

01:14:45Wait.

01:14:50There's something I have to tell you, Mina.

01:14:55About your husband.

01:15:04I love you.

01:15:34Dearest Lucy, I write this journal now for your eyes.

01:15:39I had intended to share it with Jonathan, but...

01:15:50But now that is not to be.

01:15:55Without him I feel utterly cast adrift.

01:16:01Without him I feel utterly cast adrift.

01:16:05The thought of returning to London, being greeted by all those pitying expressions, fills me with dread.

01:16:14I feel almost inclined never to return at all.

01:16:30The church bells are ringing.

01:16:33News has spread quickly that Dracula is no more.

01:16:37Life is finally returning to the village.

01:16:42And it was all worth it.

01:16:47I, uh...

01:16:50I've made arrangements for the transport of your husband back to London.

01:16:57I presume you'll be accompanying him?

01:17:03I'm not sure.

01:17:06I'm not sure about anything anymore.

01:17:09It's as you said, once your eyes have been opened to the darkness in this world,

01:17:15it's difficult to go back to life as it was.

01:17:28What about you?

01:17:31Me?

01:17:33Yes, didn't you say stopping Dracula was your single mission in life?

01:17:38I did.

01:17:41So, what will you do now?

01:17:48There was a village I passed through.

01:17:52Araki?

01:17:54Yes, yes, that's the one.

01:17:56You mentioned it before, where they said the men turn into wolves during the full moon.

01:18:03Yes.

01:18:05Yes, the people there live in fear for their lives,

01:18:09though my research indicates that the silver bullets I created might be effective against such creatures.

01:18:20You said it was a short distance from here, on the way to Bucharest.

01:18:25That's correct.

01:18:28Then, perhaps we should...

01:18:36Investigate.

01:18:40Yes, perhaps we should.

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