Eating flies.

Now he's attacking the warders.

"A polyp with tentacles."

"Spiders."

Croquet.

This isn't one of the most thrilling passages of the film. In fact, one might suspect it's padding.

Lingering shot of the sea.

Another lingering shot of the sea.

Someone ought to colourise this film.

It'a amazing to think this was made just thirty years after the story is set but it was already a period piece.

Dracula has risen from his crate.

Now he's loose on a ship.

He's finally reaching England Germany.

He's climbing up out of his hatch.

He looks happy to be there.

He's carrying his own coffin around. Which seems a bit menial for him.

Keanu and Winona are upset about having him as a neighbour.

Winona's coming up with a plan.

It involves a man chicken.

And it crowing at dawn.