You’re probably familiar with Bela Lugosi’s iconic turn as the vampire Count Dracula. But did you know that every night, once Lugosi & company had called it a
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You’re probably familiar with Bela Lugosi’s iconic turn as the vampire Count Dracula. But did you know that every night, once Lugosi & company had called it a wrap, the same studio and the same sets were taken over by a second cast and crew to produce a Spanish-language alternate version? Released in Havana in 1931 and largely unseen again until the 90s, DRÁCULA is no simple duplicate of its better-known twin, but a singular and fascinating counterpoint, and an effective take on the classic vampire tale.
