I love that part where the monster cries out with a child's plea "Whyy!?!?" and the mob realizes that he's not evil, but a reasoning creature like them.
It really encapsulates a lot of evil all around but The Dr. was playing god that was his vice even though he was affectionate towards his creation all in all this was a great movie
I remember I caught this movie on hbo as a little kid, and I adored the original universal monster movies, I had no idea this movie existed and I remember it blew my mind, idc what anybody says I love this movie and the soundtrack is amazing
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i like the part where he cries father the moment he is born into this world some monster takes his only family his father away from him its sad a sad moment especially since his fathers first moment with him was him caring for his son not to be used for evil
I have no idea how it's done. But find some savvy person with good video editing skills and ask them to make you a DVD of this in Black and White. That would for certain be great to have !!
I know theres also a way to force it to be black and white. You either need to mess with your TV settings or mess around with the yellow video cable if youre connecting it to a flat screen@@alejandrovargas7592
Draculas one *fatal* mistake. He lacked basic thinking. He really and I mean really should have Turned Doctor Frankenstein into a vampire and he would be under his control entirely. Than he could have easily built a literal army of frankenstein monsters easily with draculas unlimited resources. Draculas pride was really his undoing.
@@Dovahkiin1986 nope entirely true and valid. Frankenstein would still regain the intelligence and knowledge after he turned and as a vampire a creation of Dracula would have to his bidding entirely
@@Felipe-l5f6iI mean, technically yes but the movie as a whole would have be recalibrated along with the saturation and and gradient for a proper B&W viewing. This is the process Godzilla Minus One had to go through to release a B&W version
It is also a pretty good AU on the book. Rather than being disturbed his creation and running away, Dr. Frankenstein cares about him (even though it's uglier than Book-Adam) and refuses to let Dracula harm him. Thus the monster/Adam, unlike his book self, doesn't become a homicidal misanthrope.
@@DBProductions12345-m No they don't,most base their Frankenstein off the first movie of him. The only one that really bases it's Frankenstein off of the book from my knowledge is "I, Frankenstein".
@@winninangrinnin7110 I really cringed during the whole final fight between Aleera and Anna... The girl took a complete beating but she made it out without a bruise 🤣
I do really love the horror aspect lut in this movie with so much cult classic tales of darkness fitted into this movie. Also the delivery of whoever played the Frankenstein monster, really did a stellar job of being empathized with when the townspeople burnt down the windmill he tried escaping in. A very great movie to watch
The funniest part is Frankenstein's Monster is incredibly in character in this movie. In the books he hunted down Frankenstein because he was basically disowned at birth, and Frankenstein is the only one who could have given him a woman so he wouldn't be lonely. In this version Dracula is the one who did that before Frankenstein even got the chance.
Having Frankenstein die was basically a wife finding out they can't conceive. He was their only hope. He was the vessell required for Dracula to breed. A living/Undead catalyst. Because Dracula is actually dead he can't create anything. Frankenstein was a surrogate.
Frankenstein: "Good God... I would kill myself before helping in such a task!" Dracula: "Feel free!" Well, I'll say this for Dracula, he doesn't beat around the bush.
love how frankensteins monster was created with a moderate amount of intelligence, he didnt need to be taught anything he just had the inate knowledge and personality the monster had
This movie's Frankenstein (the monster) felt like the true final product of the o.g movie in that; instead of the wicked brain of a criminal, he used the passive brain of a good man. Truly a masterpiece of script writing
Same bro, I always thought that was an awesome scene seeing Dracula being sent into the fire xD I'm sure Frankenstein is no match vs Dracula, at least we got a little 1v1 xD!!
What i found hilarious is that even though CGI scenes including Drcaula's healing, or other transformations look awful but the werewolves animation looked perfect
Never really saw it until now, but why is frankenstein the one pulling the sword out at 0:59 when he gets bit? The angle makes it impossible for Dracula to pull it out if he hasn't severe hypermobility in his shoulder joint
I like how nobody is meantioning how the earrings were gone while he was burning and just appeared after he healed himself. So in the process of healing himself from the burns, the earrings also regenerated.....okay then
@@TheSchultinator Why? He was clearly in league with Dracula before we actually see him in the movie, so shouting his location was clearly part of the plan. They didn't know the monster was going to sacrifice or 'die', that was just an unfortunate result
That's funny, because when it got to the scene where he shouts "DR FRANKENSTEIN", to alert Dracula as the monster's escaping, the thing that immediately came to mind for me was Beni screaming "IMHOTEEEEP!" as Rick and Evie are escaping from the museum. 😂 I had no idea it was the same actor.
This film is underrated and hopefully time will prove it. The whole film should’ve been in black in white. I think it would’ve been received better. People expect modern films to be in color, so they also expect everything else that goes with modern films. Serious acting and less campiness. But that goes against what the filmmakers were trying to do. It was supposed to be campy like the old films but with the best effects. If you watch it in black and white it really feels like a epic film from the 30’s with incredible pacing and effects with all your favorite monsters in one film.
honestly i think his greatest mistake was killing frankenstein he could of made a whole army of ‘’monsters’ for him every one being more powerful than the last and when that was exhausted moved onto something else he would of been such a powerful ally against van helsing
I agree. He's all confident when Frankenstein is restrained. In this particular moment, with Frankenstein being "brand new" for lack of a better phrase, I think Dracula was trying to work out where he was so as to prepare a better defence, as he realises that the creation is clearly very strong (having escaped his restraints whilst Dracula was distracted by feeding on Victor) so he's right to be a bit concerned.
The "monster" was created by stiching parts of humans together. I always wondered why not take one human only? and - especially - if he was made from more people, where did they find so many corpses of that size?
In the original novel of Frankenstein (which this is the closest adaptation of Frankensteins monster I've seen) Victor wanted to play god and discover the secret to life. And decided if he was going to make a new life form shouldn't it be better? So he robbed graveyards for months choosing the biggest and best parts making an 8ft tall unstoppable monster. Immediately after he realizes his mistake and it's too late as the monster hates him for not loving his creation. Wendigoon has a fantastic video on the book
Seriously? Using Frankenstein's Monster to create vampire offspring? Dracula is such a pain in the neck for that. Not to mention his brides are a bigger pain than he is. What a bloody disaster.
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I love that the opening to Van Helsing is in black and white and gives off that feel of watching a classic universal monster film.
I like only one thing at 4.34 when dracula ladies do overacting 😅😅
The whole movie was basically a love-letter to the classic Universal monster films.
It would be enjoyable to watch full in black and white
I like this Dracula is 50% "I will rule the world." and 50% "My wives won't shut up about having kids."
yeah and i love after the first wife die he is like "i dont care about her, im hole but i care about this war against humanity and God" 10/10
Whats the title of movie
@@dgcave2814 Van Helsing
I love that part where the monster cries out with a child's plea "Whyy!?!?" and the mob realizes that he's not evil, but a reasoning creature like them.
+John Wilson if dracula was smart he really would have turned doctor frankenstein into a vampire
As always - people were on the evil side - out of fear or on purpose, but doing evil nonetheless
I think they grow silent more because they see what Junior is, and find his appearance even more shocking than the vampires’.
It really encapsulates a lot of evil all around but The Dr. was playing god that was his vice even though he was affectionate towards his creation all in all this was a great movie
Uhh no… the mob paused because this is the first time they caught a glimpse of how the monster looks like… hideous.. at least vampires were beautiful
I love how dracula fixes his shirt as he heals
Even the dust and burns on the face fade away leaving make-up back on it.
Mfs can turn his shirt into a fricking wings
@@Akash_Kumayubecause he's Dracula better than every Indian movies
Still the best depiction of Werewolves and Vampires
But I do love the fact the half man half machine bodied the vampire with a piece of equipment right into a fire.
Underworld
Erm no
yes@@connorcooke1502
@@connorcooke1502 Erm. Yes actually gamer.
2:03 those effects still look amazing 20 years later.
Dracula stepping out of the fire was STRAIGHT GANGSTA. 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
And the way he brushes the flames off like they were nothing
Who agrees that Van Helsing is underrated ❤
I remember I caught this movie on hbo as a little kid, and I adored the original universal monster movies, I had no idea this movie existed and I remember it blew my mind, idc what anybody says I love this movie and the soundtrack is amazing
this really is one of the best movies ever
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Such an underrated movie
It's my favorite depiction of Dracula.
This was a hit
It is not underrated it is just old
@@shaktiprasadbehera59412004 Alone! Was a hit
It's rated fine.
He was such a good Dracula
Nuh uh, he was not it
He's just a pan in the neck.
Gary Oldman is my favourite Dracula. Lugosi and Lee also absolute classics
Turns out that you can’t trust anyone named Count Dracula.
I am Dracula.
Blacula should have warned him haha
You cannot count on him.
Yeah don't trust Dracula better to ally with Vlad Tepes seems legit
That’s why I only trust my physician, Dr. Acula :)
i like the part where he cries father the moment he is born into this world some monster takes his only family his father away from him its sad a sad moment especially since his fathers first moment with him was him caring for his son not to be used for evil
Remember seeing this movie as a kid,great times
I wish they would have kept the movie black and white. It would have felt like the perfect tribute to classic horror films.
I have no idea how it's done. But find some savvy person with good video editing skills and ask them to make you a DVD of this in Black and White. That would for certain be great to have !!
@@alejandrovargas7592is this 2003 ?
not sure some of the CGI looks amazing and the fire effects
I know theres also a way to force it to be black and white. You either need to mess with your TV settings or mess around with the yellow video cable if youre connecting it to a flat screen@@alejandrovargas7592
No it will look bad
I loved this movie it’s always fun watching it in October
Draculas one *fatal* mistake. He lacked basic thinking. He really and I mean really should have Turned Doctor Frankenstein into a vampire and he would be under his control entirely. Than he could have easily built a literal army of frankenstein monsters easily with draculas unlimited resources. Draculas pride was really his undoing.
Он укусил его значит сделал его вампиром значит он не сгорел
Point.
Wrong
@@Dovahkiin1986 nope entirely true and valid. Frankenstein would still regain the intelligence and knowledge after he turned and as a vampire a creation of Dracula would have to his bidding entirely
Maybe he burned before he could fully change into a vampire, he burned when the windmill collapsed?
There should be a version of Van Helsing where the whole movie is in black and white because the black and white intro was epic!
Well, you can just turn your tv collor zero XD
That be cool to have :)
@@Felipe-l5f6iI mean, technically yes but the movie as a whole would have be recalibrated along with the saturation and and gradient for a proper B&W viewing.
This is the process Godzilla Minus One had to go through to release a B&W version
Dracula and the brides flying trough the clouds is such a cool shot
I like how they based their Frankenstein off the book, because in the book the monster didn’t have a name, but the Doctor was Dr. Victor Frankenstein
It is also a pretty good AU on the book. Rather than being disturbed his creation and running away, Dr. Frankenstein cares about him (even though it's uglier than Book-Adam) and refuses to let Dracula harm him. Thus the monster/Adam, unlike his book self, doesn't become a homicidal misanthrope.
Pretty sure 99% of adaptions base their Frankenstein of the book, just like any character
@@DBProductions12345-m No they don't,most base their Frankenstein off the first movie of him.
The only one that really bases it's Frankenstein off of the book from my knowledge is "I, Frankenstein".
@@DBProductions12345-mexcept in the 1931 version the doctors name is Henry Frankenstein and his fiances friend is named victor
Such an amazing underrated movie. A few cringy moments but spectacular overall.
Could you name a couple I can’t remember.
@@winninangrinnin7110 I really cringed during the whole final fight between Aleera and Anna... The girl took a complete beating but she made it out without a bruise 🤣
Dracula's swag when he gets out of the fire, though.
I must admit, I’ve never been crazy about this movie. However, watching these few scenes together out of context, it is actually quite impressive!
I do really love the horror aspect lut in this movie with so much cult classic tales of darkness fitted into this movie.
Also the delivery of whoever played the Frankenstein monster, really did a stellar job of being empathized with when the townspeople burnt down the windmill he tried escaping in.
A very great movie to watch
i have so much love for this movie, saw it as a kid and still enjoy it , the brides attacking transylvania is still my favourite scene :)
3:29 for a undead walking piece of body parts Frankenstein's monster should go for singing. Dude could kill it with some opera
The funniest part is Frankenstein's Monster is incredibly in character in this movie. In the books he hunted down Frankenstein because he was basically disowned at birth, and Frankenstein is the only one who could have given him a woman so he wouldn't be lonely. In this version Dracula is the one who did that before Frankenstein even got the chance.
2:04 is my favorite part Dracula walking out the fire all cool to that music 😂
You'd think that a person smart enough to create an undying creature would be smart enough to pay his only employee 🤔
Dr. Frankenstein's resources come from Dracula, so it was always the Count paying him. He just promised more.
2:01 to 2:23 love how this is the most rewatched part of the video 😂
Apparently Dracula’s regeneration can even regrow earrings and clothes 😂
The brides are so dramatic lol
They want kids homie
It's intentionally made in this way to look dramatic.
Having Frankenstein die was basically a wife finding out they can't conceive. He was their only hope. He was the vessell required for Dracula to breed. A living/Undead catalyst. Because Dracula is actually dead he can't create anything. Frankenstein was a surrogate.
@@davidbello9810 even vampire chicks get the baby rabies.
Dracula being Dracula.
More like Dracula being a bloody pain in the neck.
Alan Silvestri's score is amazing.
I love Van Helsing. It's a fun, goofy horror action flick that is very entertaining.
Frankenstein: "Good God... I would kill myself before helping in such a task!"
Dracula: "Feel free!"
Well, I'll say this for Dracula, he doesn't beat around the bush.
The OG Dracula 🦇🧛🏻♂️
love how frankensteins monster was created with a moderate amount of intelligence, he didnt need to be taught anything he just had the inate knowledge and personality the monster had
Most satisfying portrayal of Vampire and Werewolf ❤
This movie was very good. I have rewatched the movie many times
This movie's Frankenstein (the monster) felt like the true final product of the o.g movie in that; instead of the wicked brain of a criminal, he used the passive brain of a good man. Truly a masterpiece of script writing
This film visually is brilliant. We need more films as this concept now
No other movie has ever even come close
Wow. Dracula is as cool as ever.
2:20 Vampire Roar !
Loved this movie as a kid. Its a fun one
When the beginning of a movie is too nice for its own good.
Feels so much like The Mummy Returns. I love this friggen movie!
3:35 ..when I first watched this I seriously thought a song was about to start and I didn’t realize it was a musical
1:24 love that part
Same bro, I always thought that was an awesome scene seeing Dracula being sent into the fire xD I'm sure Frankenstein is no match vs Dracula, at least we got a little 1v1 xD!!
The greatest movie ever made
No.
@@ronlacker326 maybe
It's a good movie and I enjoy it but...no...lol.
XD
This movie is great and so is Dracula untold,underworld and both the new and old fright nights ❤
2:03 Always thought this was such a badass scene, especially the music playing
Victor made and Victor destoyed it. Fawless victory.
What i found hilarious is that even though CGI scenes including Drcaula's healing, or other transformations look awful but the werewolves animation looked perfect
I have no heart feel no love no fear no joy no sorrow I am hollow...And I will live forever
How tragic
This frankenstein might be the coolest depiction ever.
i love Dracula and werewolf
3:28 Pain of this moment is my childhood trauma. I can feel this in my heart💀
❤ven helsing nice movie
3:18 - The guy yelling in the front is Tom Hardy.
We can all agree that Bela Lugosi was the best Dracula but Richard Roxburgh is a close second
I always liked Frank Langella's version. Suave, cool, and sophisticated!
Never really saw it until now, but why is frankenstein the one pulling the sword out at 0:59 when he gets bit?
The angle makes it impossible for Dracula to pull it out if he hasn't severe hypermobility in his shoulder joint
I like how nobody is meantioning how the earrings were gone while he was burning and just appeared after he healed himself. So in the process of healing himself from the burns, the earrings also regenerated.....okay then
Anyone willing to explain why Igor screamed "Dr Frankenstein" when he very clearly was happy to see him die earlier?
So that the mob could find them
@@alexandersuchodolski1726Which was stupid of him, seeing as it cost his employer his goal
@@TheSchultinator Why? He was clearly in league with Dracula before we actually see him in the movie, so shouting his location was clearly part of the plan. They didn't know the monster was going to sacrifice or 'die', that was just an unfortunate result
Igor in this movie always reminded me of Beni from The Mummy. Turns out it’s the same actor, Kevin J O’Connor
That's funny, because when it got to the scene where he shouts "DR FRANKENSTEIN", to alert Dracula as the monster's escaping, the thing that immediately came to mind for me was Beni screaming "IMHOTEEEEP!" as Rick and Evie are escaping from the museum. 😂
I had no idea it was the same actor.
Wish this movie got a sequel.
Super fun flick! Werewolves in this movie are terrifying!
This film is underrated and hopefully time will prove it. The whole film should’ve been in black in white. I think it would’ve been received better.
People expect modern films to be in color, so they also expect everything else that goes with modern films. Serious acting and less campiness.
But that goes against what the filmmakers were trying to do. It was supposed to be campy like the old films but with the best effects. If you watch it in black and white it really feels like a epic film from the 30’s with incredible pacing and effects with all your favorite monsters in one film.
Good movie ❤❤❤❤
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I want Dracula's clothes. Doesn't get burnt. I could use it forever.
One of the best movies of all time.
I have a crush on this Dracula when child and till now
such a masterpiece of 90s❤
actually it was released in 2004
@@floriduhboi but 90s kids watched in 2004😊
This film should’ve been entirely black & white
honestly i think his greatest mistake was killing frankenstein he could of made a whole army of ‘’monsters’ for him every one being more powerful than the last and when that was exhausted moved onto something else he would of been such a powerful ally against van helsing
Best movie monster
0:57 Dracula's transformation is the image of Renaissance depictions of the devil. One on one. Interesting.
It's a shame they didn't make a sequel to this movie
Mandela Effect: I remember Igor screaming, "Master!" When he saw the Monster running off with the Doctor.
Offers my neck to Dracula too.
1:22 was Dracula a scared of Frankenstein
More like concerned. He needs him alive, the monster hates him and a mob is on its way so yeah it’s more like “we need to move now”
@@BCC-cc8lz ah I see
He knew frank wasn't a human, he could not get bitten and controlled. So yes a bit hesitation because he didn't knew how strong he was.
I agree. He's all confident when Frankenstein is restrained. In this particular moment, with Frankenstein being "brand new" for lack of a better phrase, I think Dracula was trying to work out where he was so as to prepare a better defence, as he realises that the creation is clearly very strong (having escaped his restraints whilst Dracula was distracted by feeding on Victor) so he's right to be a bit concerned.
How was this movie badly received its so good
Mostly timing
The Wolves V.S. Vampire😅🥰🥰😱
Such a classic! my god!
Watching either this , Tim burtons sleepy hollow or Halloween (1978) on Halloween night this year
What about Dog Soldiers 2002?
The "monster" was created by stiching parts of humans together. I always wondered why not take one human only? and - especially - if he was made from more people, where did they find so many corpses of that size?
Graveyards lol that's why they attacked Frankenstein's Castle because he was caught grave robbing.
Because one body was already damaged by decay enough, so he made a mix
In the original novel of Frankenstein (which this is the closest adaptation of Frankensteins monster I've seen) Victor wanted to play god and discover the secret to life. And decided if he was going to make a new life form shouldn't it be better? So he robbed graveyards for months choosing the biggest and best parts making an 8ft tall unstoppable monster. Immediately after he realizes his mistake and it's too late as the monster hates him for not loving his creation. Wendigoon has a fantastic video on the book
Yeah he had to take parts of people that were still 'good' so he needed multiple bodies.
it was also because it was easier to operate on larger body parts@@spectralknight7142
Very good 5:12
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Seems like kindness doesn't pay in Igor's book. Well what can you expect from a classic horror movie.
Well he also played the scumbag Benny in The Mummy
@@TheFacelessStoryMaker Really? I didn't know.
Did he hit Victor's artery?.
2:10 onwards whos got the better healinf factor Dracula or Wolverine or Deadpool or Hulk or Lobo???
Lobo
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The whole thing should have been black & white IMO
so attractive
Seriously? Using Frankenstein's Monster to create vampire offspring? Dracula is such a pain in the neck for that. Not to mention his brides are a bigger pain than he is. What a bloody disaster.
Yeah, Dracula really got flamed for this
Is that late Alan rickman playing Dr Frankenstein
No it's not. The actor for Dr. Frankenstein is Samuel West.
No it's Samuel West.
Stay Back! You Can Kill Me Victor
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