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:EA DATA. SF:I finally watched "The Last Voyage of the Demeter" and it truly showcased the evil of Dracula in a way I hadn't seen before.
In this movie, Dracula was cruel, ugly, and mean. It was not romantic or beautiful or sexy. This movie revels in the horror of what a creature like that is capable of.
The movie masterfully takes a few scant passages from Bram Stoker's "Dracula" and expands it into thrilling horror. I wasn't sure what to expect other than "Dracula kills everybody on the boat before it reaches London". They could have told any story they wanted around the known passages.
What they created was a believable descent into hell with appropriate foreshadowing and all the beats you'd expect of rational beliefs vs. sailor tradition vs. Christianity and how all of them fail in the end when faced with something truly unfathomable.
Dracula plays with the crew like—like someone playing with their food. It (I hesitate to call that thing a "he") delights in their suffering and fear. This is not a passive feast or an instant bloodbath. Dracula savors it. It could have easily killed them all or incapacitated them and fed on them at its leisure.
But that wouldn't be very entertaining. It wouldn't make the crew properly afraid.
The beast itself is not as scary looking as I'd have liked but I also try to imagine that it would still be pretty fucking terrifying in person. I watched it on my laptop so I'm not sure how great the VFX actually were. It looked fine on my laptop screen, even in the heavy, frequent rain shots.
You've seen promotions or read articles so you know this Dracula is in the giant bat form the whole time. But he also looks like a walking corpse. It's more grotesque and visceral than straight up "scary". It would be uncanny to see in person. You know it looks long dead, like something floating in a forgotten underground lake for generations, but yet it walks and flies and has already killed and will kill again.
It's a true horror movie and while the story could easily be inserted into the middle of the Francis Ford Coppola film, the tone could not. There is nothing tragic or redeemable about this Dracula. It is a monster through and through.
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