The last horror, thriller or suspense film you watched
Aug 10, 2018 8:19:26 GMT
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Post by stefancrosscoe on Aug 10, 2018 8:19:26 GMT
Dracula (2006)
British BBC TV movie which seems to have taken certain liberties in changing a little of the story line/plot and recuding some of the main characters into almost, well having not exactly much time on screen, if any.
I did not expect too much of it, as the DVD artwork made it look like a very cheap product, and it surely do suffers from some bad special effects and awful editing, and is never any close of reaching into an mediocre rating.
However, I thought Marc Warren portrayed a good or creepy version of Count Dracula, but was let down by the lousy make up, but then again he come off as much more intimidating without it, and I remember him also for his nasty part in the Hogfather (2006).
Some of the actors invovled are just not up for it, and look clumsy and amtaurish in how they delivered their lines and not even the great David Suchet has much to work with here, and I think manages to clock in about 5-8 minutes of time on screen.
All in all, a below average b-movie which I just picked up on sheer impulse, and will never watch again.
4/10
British BBC TV movie which seems to have taken certain liberties in changing a little of the story line/plot and recuding some of the main characters into almost, well having not exactly much time on screen, if any.
I did not expect too much of it, as the DVD artwork made it look like a very cheap product, and it surely do suffers from some bad special effects and awful editing, and is never any close of reaching into an mediocre rating.
However, I thought Marc Warren portrayed a good or creepy version of Count Dracula, but was let down by the lousy make up, but then again he come off as much more intimidating without it, and I remember him also for his nasty part in the Hogfather (2006).
Some of the actors invovled are just not up for it, and look clumsy and amtaurish in how they delivered their lines and not even the great David Suchet has much to work with here, and I think manages to clock in about 5-8 minutes of time on screen.
All in all, a below average b-movie which I just picked up on sheer impulse, and will never watch again.
4/10