Love is Eternal . . .
Antoinette Avalon | USA | 08/01/2002
(4 out of 5 stars)
"A brilliant art restorer is called to work on an ancient painting that has been badly burned. Little does she know that she looks exactly like the woman that Dracula's son loved a century ago and was burned at the stake, falsely accused of witchcraft. It's a story of eternal love and conflict. Modern vampire lore with the flavor of classic gothic vampire tales mingled into it. It therefore may be a little slow paced for people who only like the "Blade" speed of films but I think most folks who enjoy vampire films will find something to like about this one."
Don't expect a typical Dracula
Anna M. Snyder | goose creek, sc | 12/06/2002
(3 out of 5 stars)
"I bet you Bram Stoker is rolling in his grave. This vampire movie may put you to sleep, especially the main character. At times he is convincing, then he gets this crazed look in his eyes which makes you giggle. The storyline is surprising though, a new look at a Dracula tale. Don't expect to much, but, if you are a vampire fan and have nothing to do watch it...."
Terrible
DLirag | online | 04/06/2002
(1 out of 5 stars)
"The movie's occasionally interesting cinematography cannot make up for its unfocused and ridiculous story of Dracula's son. Such a premise could definitely have yielded a good movie, but it's doubtful to me that the filmmakers really tried to make the most of the idea. Overall, this is a poorly executed film that is so bad it might be better off getting the Mystery Science Theater 3000 treatment."