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Viewers revisit the 1970 film Count Dracula

Original: Tonight's movie is one of the less-mainstream Dracula movies. Count Dracula (1970) is a multinational version of the sto

Film fans are highlighting Count Dracula (1970), a lesser-known adaptation of Bram Stoker's novel directed as a multinational production shot mainly in Spain and Italy. The film, which claims to follow Stoker's text faithfully, is currently free to stream on Tubi and Roku, prompting discussion of its place among the many screen versions of Dracula.

Why now: The film's availability on free streaming services has drawn fresh attention to a cult classic adaptation.

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• Tonight's movie is one of the less-mainstream Dracula movies. Count Dracula (1970) is a multinational version of the story, filmed primarily in Spain and Italy, and it claims to be exactly as Bram Stoker wrote it. It's free to stream on Tubi and Roku. What's really interesting… · pfitz@hcommons.social · 1

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