Count Dracula's Masquerade Ball | Van Helsing (2004) | Fear
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- Опубліковано 16 сер 2018
- Dracula (Richard Roxburgh) has kidnapped Anna Valerious (Kate Beckinsale) as his date for Masquerade ball, it falls upon Van Helsing (Hugh Jackman) to rescue her from his deathly clutches.
From Van Helsing (2004): Van Helsing, a legendary monster hunter, is sent to Transylvania in order to prevent Count Dracula, a terrorising being, from realising his evil motives.
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Seeing Anna looking into the mirror and seeing nothing but herself was a terrifying but affective and subtle way to show that something very bad was about to happen.
For some reason, when I saw it, seeing Anna dance all alone in the mirror didn't register to me that everyone else there was a vampire. I mean, yeah, I knew Dracula had no reflection, but somehow I overlooked everyone else.
You should see the mirror dance sequence from Dead and Loving It. Very well done.
i forgot the name of the movie but theres a old movie from the 70s i belive that already did that and it was a better movie then this 1 and it was a mixture of comedie, only the ending i did not like of the moviebecause it had no end.
So creepy to see that she was literally all alone in that room because the hundreds of other people that were there were vampires.
@@ScotchIrishTarheel c'est vrai ça! Je n'ai jamais vraiment pensé à cela. Félicitascion!
I refuse to accept the fact that TWILIGHT is a more accepted vampire movie than VAN HELSING is.
Yeah, if we’re going to choose one or the other, I prefer the one in which the female protagonist has at least some signs of emotion or life. (Pun intended)
Audience and media has so much influence on mainstream cinema.....
Poocha😹
@@docrofreborn7497 😂😂
Van Helsing is great!
The actor playing Count Dracula has an impressive voice. He is also quite a handsome looking man.
He played a memorable character in Mission Impossible 2. Was part of the best scene in the whole movie.
And he is hot. I would mind being his bride and live forever with him 👰❤️❤️🤤
@@yaraluice329 What makes him hot exactly? The hair?
Hugh Jackman is better looks then this guy
@@khalil7011 A symmetrically shaped face is attractive. I got this info from Jordan Peterson.
I love how they did each monster.
Brides- able to turn into human when not hunting and vampire bat hybrids when attacking.
Frankenstein's Monster- you see a bit of the universal monster version, but more realistic approach. You see it in the design where his brain and heart have glass containers charged with some supernatural power which gives the being life.
Wolfman- I LOVE THE TRANSFORMATION SCENES!!! This is how I kinda imagine how they change between human and wolfman.
Dracula- again with seeing a bit of the old school universal monsters. They give him more of a younger sleek look. And when he goes into monster form, that's how I picture how Dracula would be in Demon Bat form.
Underrated yet a great action movie to watch and enjoy...especially now!
Other than having the monsters of Universal Classic Monsters in this one movie, the timeline is inaccurate to the books (and movies based off them.).
@@jasminnemcdonald94A explain?
What's interesting about the werewolf transformations is when they transform before the curse becomes permanent, they shed out of their skin, but when the transformation became permanent (like it did with Velkan), the fur actually grew on top of his skin and his skeletal structure reshaped as opposed to appearing beneath the skin. That was a nice overlooked detail.
To do this day, the werewolf transformations are the best I have seen.
Like yeah, they look like CGI, but they look SO cool with the way the skin peels or the fur falls off.
Me as a kid watching for the first time:
"Nice, alot of people that can help them"
After watching Anna dacing alone in the mirror:
"Wait a minute...."
According to most folklore, vampires don't have any reflection at all.
@@kryptonianpowers sorry for nerding this one out, but 2 hypothesis on the folklore try to get an explanation:
- The first one is that mirrors at the time were a kind of mystical object and were said to reflect people's soul. Thus, vampires could not see themselves for they had sold their soul to the Devil.
- Second one is that mirrors at that time where based on silver reflection, wich was at the time considered as a way to kill a vampire, given silver was associated with purity (note that given that, it was also effective against werewolves). They were not able to reflect themselves in it as it was both hurting them and due to them being impure, their reflections would not show in the silver.
I have seen this movie at least 8 times and I never realized that ALL the other people were missing. omg
@@rngrtt3689
Still, the clothes should at least be visible.
@@tnbn55 their clothes are just an ilusión. They transform their selves to vampire form and again to humans and their clothes appear again
One of the most aesthetically beautiful scenes ever. Plus amazing actors.
Could you imagine being an extra in this scene? Oh, the fun!
Oh definitely
@@aichitoshiki1321 But did you pay attention to the part when Dracula and Kate Beckinsale are dancing and you look in the mirror there’s nobody there but Kate they’re all vampires!!!!
@@Vixen743 I did. It took a long time for me to realize that detail.
Is a conscience she had the same name as me ☺️😅💜 and she is beautiful
I love the fact that vampires are bloody scary monsters but can be so gorgeous, elegant like aristocrats and kinda polite.
Why do they look like humans though?
@@gamerboy-ps8ej they're meant to be corrupted humans.
@@JimmyBoy9878 ok
It’s a mirage they put on
@@gamerboy-ps8ej it’s a type of illusion/mirage
I don't care if people say this is a bad movie, I think it's a lot of fun. Richard Roxburgh who plays Dracula is amazing, he delivers 100%
AGREEEE
I love how dominate and extremely loud Dracula's voice sounds when he yells "VAN HELSING!". Always got the impression it solidified his superiority over all the other lesser vampires there just how his voice echoed thru the hall
Yes
Same here!
my man cast thaumaturgy to enhance his voice. very impressive
@ Christopher James … in the bloopers Dracula say “ I give you Van Halen!” 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
@@robertmedrano2768 I saw that too in the bloopers! 😆😂😂
That Vampire Opera girl. Killed it with that note.
Destiny Francis do you know the name of the song? She has a lovely voice.
@@yumiko0017 It's on the soundtrack album. "All Hallow's Eve Ball".
I've always wanted to sing like her when I was little 😂😂😂😂
It haunts me
It doesn't say who the oprah singer is on the soundtrack and it's not an entire opera song, it's mostly orchestra.
This is the definition of a gothic masquerade ball. Perfection.
I think who ever played Dracula is up there with the greats tbh. You can tell he really put his heart and soul into this role
Yes 🥵
“I give you.... VAN HELSING!!!”
I love how he delivered that.
@ Age - in the bloopers he says “ I give you … VAN HALEN !!!” 🤣🤣🤣👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
More like”Everything Is Van Helsing!”😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
“I Give to You Yes!”😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@robertmedrano2768was gonna mention that xD
I will defend this movie until I die... Best looking werewolves in cinema history.
Candy Van Man yes I agree
I dont get why this movie got such a bad rep. The acting was good, the effects were good.... but everyone in the world just shat on it
Do you notice how you didn't mention the screenplay as a strong point ? Before acting, before filming, before editing CGI, writing a consistant plot is the key for a good movie. Van Helsing intrigue is confusing and lame.
I likes it.
@ Barry Sabahat : But did you loved it ? If not, it's not worth to comment on this section.
@ Flibbertigibbet6 : Jonathan Rhys-Meyers, Rudolf Martin, Dominic Purcell and Gary Oldman. Hotter, hotter, hotter and hotter.
4:34 This is the scariest scene of the entire movie to me
Really?😂 What about the death of a vampiress on a roof nailed with crossbow bolts?
@@Furry_Cultist I'm used to it!
It’s a shame that I’d probably have to go out of the country to attend a ball as magnificent as this. 😭
Hey
Same
Say what u want about vampires, but the count knows how to throw a party
weirdshibainu IKR
weirdshibainu gabriel knows how tp crash one
I dunno...if I was a vampire, I'd be pretty mad about being invited to the count's party, only to have to balance on a ball and play the danged violin all night.
Fushta
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Funny how Kate beckinsale played someone who was almost killed by a vampire, but in the end was killed by a werewolf and played a vampire warrior who fell in love with a vampire werewolf hybrid.
*Reads and reads again, then again *
What a twist.
Tomi Ocampo van Helsing isn’t a vampire he’s the archangel gabriel
Be even better if she did porn instead.
This is a prequel to underworld
@@RealD8 I can see it
So is nobody going to talk about the fact that Friar Carl killed the most vampires in this movie with that bomb he made?
The holy grenade.
Lighting 💡
Sun bomb, but yes.
I love Carl. The best comic relief.
I'm going to say right now. Van Helsing is a masterpiece. The way Stephen Sommer set the tone for Transylvania with his set design, costume and music, is just so immersive and fun! . And his monsters have so much character, the vampires are straight out of a Victorian paintings. And I love how Dracula and his vampire wives deliver their dialogue like they're singing.. It's almost sad when Helsing executes them, because they're so beautiful. And the character design of Frankenstein and the werewolves, they were so violent and explosive. And considering this to be a action heavy movie, all of the sequences were purposeful and creative, and further immersed you into the Transylvania world, and what it mist be like to hunt vampires for a living.
I consider this a monument in the vampire genre. I wish they would have rebooted it, with Warren Ellis as a writer, and Sommer directing again. Apparently James Wan is producing a reboot, but honestly I'm pretty skeptical .
The werewolves in this movie, in my opinion, are the best accurate to legend...if that makes sense. Like, they can't control themselves, silver, the appearance is accurate to legend,...they were just amazing....and Dracula's brides hot...
Werewolves of lore did not walk on two legs or look like they work out with weights. They just appeared to be large wolves.
@@mwillblade - velken ran on all fours. And so did helsing. Helsing however was able to balance on 2 legs for a time tho.
Edit-spelling
@@chaoticneutral7528 not even remotely, werewolves from old myths were just dudes who turned into legit wolves. The man-beast hybrid we all have come to know is *"mostly"* an invention of Hollywood, with a few tenuous connections to actual myth.
@@wiseguy01 nope. The term werewolf is anglo-saxon
Were meaning man and wolf meaning wolf. Werewolf is a curse. The creatures in this movie are accurate. Read lore.(technically I think prof.lupin from harry potter is more accurate).
1)werewolves can't control when they transform
2)werewolves look like man shaped wolves. THATS WHERE THE TERM COMES FROM
3)werewolves can't control themselves in their werewolf form
4)werewolves shed
5)werewolves are bigger than a human
I can go on but I won't.
@@chaoticneutral7528 try reading some more, guy, werewolves were believed to be able to control when they changed if they gained their power through more consensual means, like deals with spirits, demons, etc... making a belt from the skin of hanged convict and a wolf pelt was believed to grant you shape shifting abilities by some, along with other bizarre methods. Werewolves were believed to be men and women who could turn into WOLVES, this superstition helped in fueling the fires of exterminating Europe's wolf population, as they were often associated with the devil, witches and demons. Google actual cases of lycanthropy, as well, the afflicted(all mentally ill) claim to be able to change into a WOLF, not some man-beast hybrid out of Hollywood. I think you are mistaken in some regard, guy.
I love how Anna's first reaction was to throw hands instead of running 😂
She was ready to smack a bitch 🤣
With a morning star.
A MORNING STAR. How insane is this woman?
She must be part Belmont.@@rampage75_25
If she’s going down she’s going down fighting
that part is so funny
I really love the costuming in this scene! They highlighted all the humans with bright, bold colors (Anna's red dress and the other dudes yellow outfit) while all the monsters are in dark, cool tones, (black for the vampires with a hint of red for Helsing's werewolf self). It was an exceedingly clever choice on the costumer's part!😊😏
They really cast a perfect actor for dracula. Even though he looks young you immediately realize that he is not mortal
Yes😍
These vampires actually look a little scary, legit. This movie was truly ahead of its time, and has been one of the most underrated in Hollywood.
Edit: Wow! Thank you all for the likes, I never thought I would reach 1K for this statement!
It's one of my favorite movies.
Yep.. I can't imagine it was 2004.
Probably because it was more focused on the monster itself and less on making them look so sexually appealing.
@@10RexTheWolf01 Um... right. Not sexy at all. I defo wasn't turned on, no sirree! *Quiet zipping sound*
@@chasm671 I'm not saying they don't have their appeal its just not so, I guess, superficial High School hot.
This is the ONE Vampire movie I've seen that might be as obnoxiously gothic as Bram Stoker's Dracula. This movie makes vampires and werewolves as cool as they are in your head. I love it.
Imo, Dracula's masquerade ball is one of the most quenticential vampire media moments ever! A bunch of vampires partying, doing circus acrobatics, dressed up lavishly all before they bare their fangs at our heroes and swarm them.
Grew up watching this movie and Brandon Fraiser's Mummy franchise as a kid, and they're still fun to watch as an adult! ^^
The Dracula in this movie is my favorite version. Egoistic, narcissistic. Full of flair and charismatic.
AGREE AGREE AGREE
I love the fact that the actor playing Dracula is actually married to the brunette vampire bride
Overdosed Mia Wallace Wow, really?? Interesting! 😮
Lucky bastard. She's so hot.
@@xojennysp yeah! They met while filming this movie, so cute. And also thanks to her Instagram account i discovered they have 3 children and that Dracula is actually blonde lmaoo😂
Yes Richard Roxburgh is indeed a blonde and is best known here in his native Australia for playing an asshole lawyer in the TV series Rake and the horrible Duke in Moulin Rouge, as well as dying his hair black to play Dracula in this movie. He seems to make a career out of playing bastards, which is funny because he's actually a nice person :-) His wife Silvia also has her own cooking TV show called Silvia's Kitchen. Who would have thought that Dracula would really end up married to Verona? LOL
@@chooseyourpoison5105 i love searching on the internet actors from "old" movies and check up on them to see what they do at the moment, otherwise i'd have never guessed all that about dracula😂
After seeing what happens to Frankenstein throughout the movie, I feel incredibly sorry for him...
Yes, I feel very sad when I see him being gallant. He was only fearful to look at but otherwise he was very humane.
Frankenstein is the doctor. That's Frankenstein's monster
Frankenstein’s monster has always been a sympathetic character.
@sakura_rain We named Frank’s monster after him
@@genghiskhan6809,correction:Hotel Transylvania did that!
I will not forgive people who say that twilight has the best vampires and werewolves when this masterpiece exists.
The way Dracula chucks that fire-breathing performer into the air makes me giggle everytime.
0:45 her voice sounds like glass harmonica.I love it every single time i watch this scene.
Excuse me... a What?!
@@zqueen1229 I think he ment a glass armonica
This Dracula got some hair fettish, I mean... He have a redhead wife, ravenhead wife and blonde wife... And now he wanted to add the brunette one.
He's a collector, trying to get a complete set of wife flavors
@@andrewlance3898 "wife flavors" 😂
I'd be down for that but then I'd have to deal with four women simultaneously. One is enough trouble, I can't imagine four. And if I know anything about biology, and I do, they'd all have their cycles sync up, which would mean you'd have four women PMSing all at the same time. At which point I think I might have to blow my brains out. Maybe this wasn't the best idea.
@@andrewlance3898 Gotta catch 'em all!
And in real life Richard Roxburgh who played Dracula is married to Silvia Colloca who plays Verona, the dark haired bride.
So, are we not gonna address the fact that Carl obliterated hundreds of vampires with one shot?
Ikr! Even when I was little, I noticed this and that's why Carl is my favorite character. The motherfucker's a legend.
@Sylvester Quinn it took the entire mansion, also I think that there were more than 32 in the main hall
@@kevinbernardini1293 lol there were obviously MUCH more than 32. I don't know where the other guy got 32 from.
Sunlight grenade.
We also need to address the fact that there were children at this vampire masquerade ball…were they vampires too???
I love the DVD outake where Dracula says "Now that everything is as it should be, I give you....VAN HALEN!" 🤣
Yeah, I was laughing so hard at that
Funny how Anna grabbed a flail and ready to battle while Van Helsing grabbed her to run 😂😂😂😂
Just like in The Mummy Returns.
She couldn't fight worth shit. The whole movie she was Just clumsy
liveyourlife1777 Only when she’s sedated.
@@liveyourlife1777 Nope. Remember the start of the movie? When the priest explains that the whole Valerious family (Anna included, because they show her photograph) are the warriors and defenders of the Church? Obviously she's pretty good if even the Church, home of warriors like the Knights Templar, thought she was worthy of inclusion as a defender of their flanks
@@incogspectator3042 Considering the history of the Catholic Church, I'd say it's more likely that they enjoyed the view of Velkan's ass
*I know I'm not the only one who wishes they were in this scene*
There would be 3 possibilities that would occur if that happened.
1. Dracula turns you
2. Get caught by the horde of vampires
3. Get caught In the blast at the end
In every scenario, you basically die
One of the best scenes ever to be an extra in, it has to be.
I wish I was in this scene ... *AS AN ALL-POWERFUL VAMPIRE!* Not one who dies, Dracula. ;)
Genesis Shuler nope! I love this scene as well. Actually one of my favorites.
I wish I would have been in this scene as blade but as a blade who fucks those sexy white vampire women 😂 BLACKED!
Legends says Kate Beckinsale have never forgotten feelings of that kiss
admit it 2:52 was kinda hot, the way he just slid his hand in there so smooth like that, i really love this movie i really wish it would have been a sequel or saga of some sort, anna and van also could have had something special idk why she had to be killed loved her character.
I love the part where Frankenstein screams his righteous vengeance against those demons of the night, it give a strong sense of original good vs evil.
It wasn’t just against them, it was against humans too
this movie deserve a part 2.
It would be something like. Van Helsing: The Wives of Dracula
No. It has 1 part, that's why it is so great.
Well it got a tv series instead
Well... this is part 2, with part 1 being the London endeavor, from what I heard.
Seriously, how did this movie not become a trilogy. It alone defines everything that the monster universe should be. Hugh Jackman is an excellent Van Helsing, because he's got the physique and the rogue-ish demeanor that says if you screw with me I'll make sure you never see the light of day again. Not to mention the fact that the actor who plays as Dracula just knocks the role out of the park. He's devilishly evil, deceptively charming, and absolutely terrifying when he gets serious. And in many ways, despite the fact that he's trying to unleash an army of little vampires on the world, you actually feel from the way he talks that he's someone to actually have emotions for, that he's someone to relate to and not just some monster to be killed at the end of the movie and instantly say "on with the next one." So, there's definitely something to be said for this film to have been continued and not revamped in the form of Dracula Untold or any of the other monster movies, with the exception of The Mummy of course. Also, I just want to point out that this one scene, with the operatic music, the acrobats hanging on the ceilings, the dancers, and just the overall aesthetic of this one scene made me want to literally run and hide in my room because it was so creepy, which means it was done right, and not overly done at all. Which is just perfect and I love every moment of it.
Came back here just for Frankensteins rant. "YOU WRETCHED UNDEAD!!!" Such a good put down for the usually high and mighty vampires.
As a fan of Venetian masks and the legendary Venetian Carnival, this scene is my absolute favourite!😍😍😍
LegendOfLegends19100 anu bad vimpe women n must mem not totally gone to evil cam be made better new with a body n a seal pretty easy was learning some abour linking amd seals at yhe blue fig
do youe know the name ir the song lady is singing?
Yes
How do vampires put on make up when they have no reflections?
Dracula does it for them all. 😂
Only Dracula doesn't have a reflection because he has no heart but everyone else does.
@@brennarosebrown no , you wrong. Just look at the mirror scene , the whole ballroom is empty
Clearly you don't know the vampire lore.
Its not twilight
This scene is a masterpiece and should be preserved for all eternity.
In the mirror Anna's the only one at the ball: BRILLIANT detail !! Brilliant movie... I love it.
The music in this scene and the ambience in general gives it such a Castlevania feel to it :)
Reminds me with Dance of Pales
Except for Dracula sheds of his moral personality was sadistic in bloodlust as an painful reminder of his sins of impaling thousands of his enemies on stakes. In Castlevania Dracula is like Spawn trying to gets his humanity back as an vampire lord not an Hell spawn soulless shell.
reminds me of ghostly theatre
Man of culture detected
I feel some Royal Chappel of Castlevania Simphony of the Night vibes indeed...
Dracula has no business being this hot
100% Agreed
Ikr 😍
Foreal like let me tell you the things I’d let him do to me🤤❤️
Warren Ellis disagrees. Dracula in Netflix's Castlevania is one hell of a man, too.
Sir Christopher Lee. I'll see myself out.
I love Van Helsing, I would watch it all the time, still do though, but did any one else wanted be part of the masquerade ball? I love Hugh Jackman and the way they made his werewolf transformation look so cool, especially when he fought Dracula it was unbelievable
I love how Anna was ready to take on a whole ball room full of vampires xD
I like Dracula's thinking. "I'll put all my vampires in one big room. It's not like Gabriel has some sort of big AoE vampire killer thing....oh seriously come on..."
James Riley
And I mean why would Gabriel? Its way back when technology wasn't too big a thing and even with some of hellsings tech, who would think he has something that advanced.
James Riley yes, but suprise is that that thing do not kills Dracula.
@Hitakari the Dracula is different than the other vampires. He’s the one, who made the deal with the devil, and is ”blessed” (or should I say cursed) by the devil. That’s why he doesn’t die by anything else than a werewolf.
I would giv everything to be at that partyy
Hitakari because of plot
This is best vampire movie why it has such a bad reputation :-(
Nope, Interview with a vampire, Dracula...I won't say twilight..lol
@@tadd8210 foor sky
Zartasha Sabrina Because Van - Helstink sucks
Gary Oldman's was way better.
Hellsing the manga and anime is better than this movie.
I just like this part in Van Halsing, the party with the costumes and mask is very wonderful and creative with the costume design. I wanted to see Transylvania some day if life ever get back to normal again. I like Van Halsing a lot, is a good movie to watch for Halloween beside anytime.
lol this location isn't anywhere in Romania
3:59 I really expected him to say "I take a look at my life, and realise there's nothin' left" I-
Ooh baby. When he said "this is not all I can do with your skin...."
I felt that.. 😍
Damn, that was good. I got a sexy chill from him.💖😍
Find someone who looks at you the way Dracula looks at Kate, and call the police, immediately!
Yup😍
Yeah 💖😍
Word
This movie had cheesy moments, I admit. But it’s severely underrated. Dracula is amazing, the vampires are on pointe, and it’s just overall FUN. I had a great time seeing it in theaters with my parents and my brother; a good memory.
I am glad you enjoyed it .
The singer is one of my favorite portrayals of a vampire in any movie, apart from Selene and Viktor in Underworld, which is crazy because shes only there for a few seconds. The otherworldly voice, the incredibly melodramatic yet elegant movement, and the absolutely stunning costume that almost looks funerary. Great job to whoever designed her. Its reminiscent of the Diva Plavalaguna from The Fifth Element. Only there for a brief moment but what an impression she leaves that sets the tone of the scene
This movie was perfectly done. I honestly love this movie. I have a Van Helsing wanted poster on my wall.
Forever wishing to be a vampire aristocrat
@Archangel Michael Nazi, I see.
Look up the snow ball
Same
Crystal Bond Only Nazis dislike Jews?
Same, saaame.
Richard Roxburgh is definitely up there with Bela Lugosi, Gary Oldman and Christopher Lee as the best on-screen portrayals of Dracula.
Completely nailed the slavic accent and portrayed Dracula with the sexual charisma of a rockstar, perfect characterization.
And his jacket was badass, I always wanted that jacket
Not to mention Luke evans in untold
Not Slavic accent
@@PedroMartinez007011930522 That was awesome
Romanian ≠ Slavic. Apart from that you're spot on
I love how all the vampires collectively growl in rage after finding out that he’s Van Hellsing
The opera singer is beautiful...her body gestures.... gives tingling sensations just viewing her
Anna was like "I'M GONNA FIGHT THEM ALL!"
While Gabriel was like "NO! WE RUN!"
Such a Kate Beckinsale thing to do 😂😂.
*finds closest weapon (medieval flail) and prepares to fight vampires despite being in a dress and still suffering from Dracula’s influence*
It's a shame there are so few Stephen Sommer movies...I think this VanHelsing, the Mummy and Deep Rising manage to keep a tremendous momentum and a constant tension...really underrated in Hollywood in my opinion...but it's natural no real horror...rather similar to Errol flyn or Star Wars movies.
Dracula is hot asf tbh.
Thought I was the only one whp thinks the same lol
Yes he is. 😍
@@mysteriouslady1375 nobody thinks im hot😢😢
Yesss
Yes he is hot af
Did anyone realize the guy at 4:37 just opening his mouth 😂🤣🤣
Oh yeah I saw it, in the background, good eye😂😂😂
Skarleth Aguilera
LMAO AHAAHAHAHHAHAHA WTF
HAHAHAHAAHA YOU NOTICED THAT???
😂😂
😂😂lmaooo
3:53 When your classmates called you out and you get called to the office but the security had to drag you there
This scene is giving me ideas for my wedding reception. (Whenever I get married). I love these scenes. Beautiful and gothic.🖤🖤
That eerie and horrible.
Ladies and gentlemen. I give to you... VAN HELSING!!!!!
Or Van Halen. Bloopers are great for this movie.
LADIES AND GETS I GIVE YOU ..... Wolverine
Van Helsing. You murderer.
*collective hissing from every goth*
To the vampires, Van Helsing is a terrible monster
My boyfriend brought me here. He loves this movie, and this is his favorite part. He has such dark, refined taste, like the Count himself. 🥰💀🖤
I'm guessing your boyfriend has a "vein" personality. Hope he won't be a pain in the neck to you.
@@jasminnemcdonald94A LMAO
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This scene here convinced me to give the movie a shot. I've been hearing very good things about Van Helsing.
Edit: I just watched the movie and I really like it! One of my favourite movies right now.
Can we take a second to appreciate the amazing voice of the singer? Very talented!
"This is not all... I could do... With your skin...!" Goosebumps. All over. Every time. ❤❤❤
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Same ❤️
( *shudders* ) okay. Who turned on the AC? It's cold in here!!
Fall in love 😂
I’ve lost count how many times I’ve rewatched this movie
I have to agree, this was a fantastic movie and very under rated by both audience and critics. Besides it being an outstanding homage to Universal horror movies of the 30's and 40's, it was great in its own right.
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The scenes creeped me out when I watched in theater back then! It really made you glued on your seat 😍😃 The anticipation. Great cast, great costumes, editing. I miss this early 2000's-types of thriller. Even 90's. Now too many superheroes with weird storylines 😕
Weird people write weird stories. From the muck comes sad, tattered weeds.
Frankenstein is quoting from the Bible
The Monster actually, Frankenstein was his creator, the movie said as much, and he was quoting from the Book of Psalms.
Lmfao that is a nice joke
#preach
Good man in a bad situation.
Psalm 23:4
Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil!
Count Drac was MAADDD smooth with his words. He could’ve had me falling any day
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They accurately portrayed his powers of seduction, and the hypnotic nature of his voice. He had Anna about to let him turn her.
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It gives me chills everytime i hear him say " Van Helsing "
“Ladies and gentlemen. I present to you VAN HALEN!!”
Love the bloopers of this movie :D
Is Van Helsing.
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GUYS, THEY SHOOT A VAMPIRE BALL IN A REAL CHURCH!!! Im still amazed by the idea who ever came to it! Also I never knew why this movie got so much hate... Horror with biggest budget to date, and they used that cash really good. Story was awesome. This one & the scene where van holds Anna dead by the moonlight in a tower are my faves... It really deserves more love, VAN HELSING FOREVER!
I love this movie from my childhood 🖤 especially Dracula 🧛♂️
This movie needs to be preserved in the United States film archives, It's such a classic
I thought this was a really underrated movie. Very entertaining. The actor who played Drac did a great version of him.
The BEST Dracula's performance ever in Van Hellsing.💜💃💃😱🎤
Best moment in the whole movie at 4:28
Srsly get chills and hyped up every single time
I give to you: Van Helsing!!!! One of the best vampires scenes I’ve seen. This movie deserves a better reputation.
My favorite scene in this whole movie. I wanted to be immersed into this world in that moment. So beautiful...
I would’ve loved to see how the brides would’ve looked all dressed up at the ball!
I was in love with this Dracula lol
Same ❤️
Dracula : will you be my bride
me irl: GOD YES
fuck yes!
Me: Ohh, my God , fuck yeah 🧛🧛🧛🧛🧛. He wouldn't have to ask me twice!
Same
Kate grabbing that chain mace instead of fleeing gets me every time 😆
Sucks we won’t get a sequel
I loved this movie as a kid
I remember when I was 9 years old loving it so much I’d ask my uncle to borrow the movie all the time to show my friends/mom/ siblings
Lol it got to the point where he eventually just gave it to me bc I loved it so much
One of my favorite vampire/werewolf movies (cuz of Hugh Hackman van helsing is badass in this movie) lol here I am at 21 years old and I still got the movie in good condition in a beat up cd case lol (disc is good though ) LOL
Same 😭 I love this movie so much, even I hope that Anna turn into Dracula 😂 This movie make me love vampire hehe btw I'm 20 y.o
I love that Van Helsing, Dracula and the monk are all Aussie :D
Australian actors are very often underrated :/
I JUST noticed at 2:17 - THERE IS NOBODY IN THE MIRROR. That little bit is extremely well done.
This is one my favorite movies and so far to me it aged well
Vampires really seriously knew how to throw a Party !
God damn the bit where everyone goes all beastly when Dracula shouts "VAN HELSING!!!!" is extraordinary nightmare fuel 👏