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Dracula was first written as a book by Bram Stoker. This book is definitely not intended for kids! The exact date of publication is unknown.
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I only included the Draculas (That is so odd) from 1897 to 1969. After that, we get parodies of the originals.
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An old Russian interpretation. Very little information can be found on this film, other than it was the first recorded film.
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A lost Hungarian interpretation. There is some information about this movie, but very little.
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This film follows the book plot loosely, because the names were changed, but otherwise is accurate.
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Very closely follows the plot. Curiosly, most gore is omitted.
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The main plot is the same as the book, but small parts and relationships are different.
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This doesn't follow the book because it's a sequel. Still, the characters are in character.
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This movie pretty much follows the book to the letter. Also, this happens to be the third Dracula movie starring Christopher Lee as Dracula.
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