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The primary joy I get from Dracula movies is trying to find the real estate transaction that is driving the action of the movie and if there is none I will have to headcanon one
"my house guest is late, guess i better go out to the haunted swamp to ask the swamp witch Queen Simba why and also hear about what kind of dead thing she imagines me being in love with"
@jonny He's the second-most famous actor in this movie!
@jonny it's authentic Dracula now
@jonny You know what a Dracula movie needs? A dispute over the taxation of trade routes, that's what
@jonny That crow had a 16 year career including The Wizard of Oz (Crow in Cornfield) and Arsenic and Old Lace (Graveyard Raven), impressive.
whoever lettered these credits knew what they were about.
they are not stinting us on implausible bat action tonight
Implausible Bat Action: name of my new band. (Or my new Tinder/Grinder profile)
implausible bat action, plausibly 1940s infantilization of the entire racially-othered subset of the cast...
ok the floating chest/coffin was a good bit, although i feel like the midair-materialization thing was sort of cheating.
i wonder if anybody can identify the model of square watch the jilted fiance in this scene is wearing
implausible bat hat trick!
you can tell frank has lost it from the disheveled jacket
"look, we spent good money on this bat and i intend to see we get every penny's worth"
honestly the rubber bat is more plausible as a bat than chaney is as a dracula