How Renfield Met Count Dracula (Renfield Opening Scene) | Fear
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- Опубліковано 11 жов 2024
- Travel back to early 20th century Transylvania as the innocent Renfield (Nicholas Hoult) meets the villainous Count Dracula (Nicolas Cage) for the first time & ends up becoming his familiar in the opening scene to Renfield (2023).
From Renfield (2023): Dracula's henchman, Renfield, wonders what life would be like without serving his dark master.
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Ator errado para ser o vampiro
Nada haver.
Escolha boba e fútil ser o Nicolas Cage.
Really wish this whole movie was a period piece and not just a couple scenes. The black and white parts looked so good.
Just watch the original lol 😊
just tweak some buttons and watch it in black and white.
@@a.tevetoglu3366 🤯 Oh my gosh! I never thought of that!
I said I wished this movie was a period piece, like a parody of the original Dracula as shown in the flashback.
So glad they recreated some scenes from the 1931 Dracula.
No, they photoshopped faces to Dracula 1931
@@ViRatio No, they literally shot the actors in replica 1931 costumes on a greenscreen and edited them into shots from the original film. It's not just the faces, it's entire bodies.
Tf lol what's real anymore
@@filthycasual8187 They did a really good job either way.
Yes this is how a remake/reboot should honor the original
0:55
He even does the Renfield laugh, I LOVE IT!!
If only they had Dracula say “Renfield, you asshole!” when he was getting slaughtered by Renfield. 🤣💀
I was looking for a few references to Dead and Loving It myself!
@@EndThusIAm I'm so happy that I wasn't alone when I thought it.
Or a “wrong me, wrong my brains out!”
Portraying Dracula had to be on Nic Cage’s bucket list
It actually is, that and Superman
@@Nordique777 And now, Satan.
Ator errado para ser o vampiro.
Nada haver.
Portraying Nick Cage was on Dracula’s bucket list as well.
@@TommyRibs Nada haver o Nicolas Cage como DRACULA. Isso é ridículo e bobo. Ator errado para ser o vampiro.
The fact that the priest is Charley Brewster from the hit 1980's horror film Fright Night and also Nic Cage was in 'Vampire's Kiss' makes this even better.
Holy crap I had to go back and re-watch to see the guy who played Charley Brewster.
BROO WAT love that movie
Thanks for that, didn't know....did know Vampire's Kiss!
@@DestinyPifer Would've loved to have seen the "You're so cool Brewster" guy as Renfield.
So because the actors played in different movies, it makes this one better? Seems logical
0:57 man he nailed that crazy Renfield scene perfectly from the original Dracula movie.
Loved this movie to death. Had everything, comedy, horror, gore, and classic characters.
Didn’t do well at the box office but I could see it being a cult hit
@@mannymelo949Even its reviews were bad.
1996 cgi
@@saintniccage2818When? Where? There were a lot of great practical effects in this movie.
@NyQuilDonut I agree the practical effects were great, it's the cgi I'm moaning about.
Mass blood and being exploding look terrible.
Nick Cage as Bela Lugosi is ideal hysterical fodder.
I don't care about the bad reviews. I LOVED this film.
Best movie I’ve seen in the past 20 years. It doesn’t really have bad user reviews but it failed to make money at the box office for some reason. Probably because most people don’t know who Renfield is
@@Seargent_Scrapsmost probably people go to theatre based on rotten Tomatoes reviews so...
Love how they recreated the scenes from the original film.
Dracula's manipulation is top-notch... he made me believe he actually has feelings :)
I feel like Cage had so much fun making this film
Oh absolutely....thing is, in between the humour he was actually genuinely scary, especially in the scene where he slaughtered the support group.
I adore the original clips of the universal Dracula movie being utilized in this film
Ok nah, those black and white scenes are too good. Definitely need a new Nick Cage black and white film.
1:56 lol the priest guy was like “👀…that worked ?”
"My powers come from eating bugs."
That line isn't suspicious at all.
eat the bugs goy
Yes, they really want us to eat bugs. They are shutting down farms all over the world.
I mean he does eat bugs even from the 1931 Draculas movie and Bram stokers Dracula where he had a plate of bugs
If Dracula's power's come from drinking blood, and Renfield's come from eating bugs, then mine come from eating cooked animal flesh, and plant matter.
It's kind of interesting. Vampiric powers come from consuming life so this is an interesting work around
In black-and-white Nicholas cage definitely looks like Bella Lugosi.
Yeah it does actually
1:38
“You’re so cool, Brewster! HAHAHAHA!!”
3:03 "I was not expecting that"
It was great to see a new Dracula movie paterned after the classic Bela Lugosi character.
Nicolas cage is probably the best actor to play Dracula, along with Luke evans, Christopher lee, ritchard Roxburth, Gary Oldman and of course Bela Lugosi
So like all of them?
@@ell3655I wonder how many actors have portrayed dracula on screen. Gotta be triple digits right? Between TV and film.
I gotta hand it to Dracula here, his Nicholas Cage impression is spot-on.
The blood is the life, Mr. Renfield.
Best Nic Cage performance in at least 15 years
I would say no. Or better, it's great, but the guy has been quite a nice career in the last 10 years. Between this, the massive weight of exceptional talent, the colour from outer space, the fnaf like movie and many others, has been a great streak for him in recent years
It's definitely his most fun performance in forever but his best work in the decade has definitely been in "Pig".
"Ah, fresh victims for my ever-growing army of the undead;"
"Sir, you have to let go of that button."
"OH, SON OF A...!!"
Nic Cage over here doing his best impression of Silvio Dante after he loses at cards.
thank god we have Nick Cage
Me when my coworker ask if I’m okay while running on high levels of coffee and 3hours of sleep: 3:39
I love the retro theme
This was a hilarious movie! Cage is amazing!
I wished they kept Renfields origin as being in a mad house instead of merging with Johnathan Harkers.
They were keeping it in line with the 1931 film.
So...Gary Oldman's Count Dracula, Richard Roxburgh's Count Dracula, Luke Evans' Count Dracula and Nicolas Cage's Count Dracula all walk into an arena.
Which one walks back out?
(Bela Lugosi's Count Dracula is the sports commentator and Christopher Lee's Count Dracula is the referee, so those counts don't count. 😜)
Cage did the best James Mason impression ever for this! lol!
0:53 Blaha, you can can hear a good Nick Cage laugh.
Black white intro was great
0:30 I can't tell if that's really good make up or if Nicolas Cage actually looks like Bela Legosi
Me when I walk out to a hot summer morning: 3:15
This scenes are similar to the opening scene of van helsing in black and white
That actually was pretty entertaining. :)
Yeah I agree, ngl
0:55 Look how happy Renfield looks right here,
The neck snap the beginning was perfectly done, one handed too
Nic Cage as Dracula is too iconic 🔥🔥
0:56 is that a Dracula dead and loving it reference?
Nicolas Cage is great as count Dracula
Petition to remake every classic Dracula film in whole with Nic Cage's Dracula!
I swear they just put Cage in the scenes from 1931
I wish the entire movie was shot like the black and white scenes. It looks perfect.
This movie would be so much better without the mob plot and that annoying gangster
At most, they felt like boss battles in a videogame.
I'm pretty the whole plot of the movie was to be a *Deadpool style* like
Dude that was the whole movie lol
@@ell3655 The concept of the whole story was about a toxic relationship between Dracula and his caretaker. Focusing on it without some poor excuse for action would be better, thats what i mean.
I like the mob plot. It bought it to modern era.
Dude knows how to show a vampire Face/Off.
The Dracula portions of this movie were so good. Really made you feel the threat Dracula should be.
I love this it’s kind of like a Dracula, dead and loving it
I went to see this movie because of Chris McKay
He really redeemed himself after THE TOMORROW WAR
Who TF is Chris McKay?? Not big enough to be on radar.
@@wadewilson8011 he did The Lego Batman Movie
i read that they intended to go through the Dracula movie back catalogue to chart their time throughout the decades (so scenes showing 60s Hammer/CLee, 79 Langella , 92 Coppola/Oldman style eras etc) but couldnt get the rights so just went with 1931
Just imagine after Renfield they made another a movie call about a Frankenstein Monster called Adam
the sound effects reminds me of eating a chip butty
That fire scene was fucking incredible... wish there were a full movie about Dracula doing cool stuff, Nick Cage is great as dracula
I've never saw Nicolas smilying like that and is .....is....so fucking satisfying🤣🤣🤣
The black and white scenes makes this feel like a sequel to the Bela Lugosi dracula film. I'd like to think that it is.
Cause it’s a sequel to 1931 film
Nic Cage’s penchant for over exaggerated reactions and expressions actually made his portrayal of Dracula in this movie so much more appealing. Because while Dracula can be soft spoken and calm while putting on his gentleman-like façade, he’s a monster (the king of monsters you could say, Godzilla is the king of kaijus), and when he unleashes the beast, he would be savage and expressive as he goes about his gruesome feast.
Cage looked so much like Bela Lugosi!
Absolutely love the reenactment
This is just Peter explaining to Catherine why he fled the palace.
Huzzah!
I've got too get a copy of it when it's out on blu ray
Okay… now I wish I saw this movie
At points it looks like they super imposrd Bela Lugosi maybe eyes, cheeks, chin, etc, which is a super good effect! Nick Cage at his best - GREAT upload! Really want to see this movie!
This movie came 35 years after Cage (Peter) starred with Jennifer Beals (Rachel) in Vampire’s Kiss. Cage went from victim to vampire.
Nicolas Houte is beautiful... talented man I've ever seen...❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
This guy would be scared of Castlevania‘s Dracula
Also Hellsing Dracula
Oh forsure, that Dracula is insanely powerful. That whole show was so damn good man
The look on the Bishop's face "wow I actually did it right!"
Hmm, seems like that happens in real life too!
Nick Cage had to watch Bela Lugosi like a hundred times to get ir right! Its so spot on!!! IF they were to recreate Lugosi Dracula they better play Nick.
I wish Vampires are more realistic and offer something inovating. I feel like we are running in circles with vampire movies since 2014 Dracula Untold. Which is a ral shame because i really like Vampires and if you like them too, like my comment, so i know there is more of us out there :)
I always said to my friends that Marilyn Mason look like Gothic verson of Nicholas cage......and now look at him😂
The only real question is how long it takes them to end up in Vegas.
Brilliant opening!
The way i need them to do a shot for shot remake of the 1931 Dracula. Please 🙏
Best part of the movie
Oh, so THAT'S why Dracula promised him rats.
Oh yes I remember now I saw this movie in the theater
Now, let's EAT!!!!!!
This is a real pain in the neck.
Hahahaha I see what you did there hahahaha 😂
He sounds so tired
Dracula and his servant is the quintessential toxic codependency lol
First off, Cage was incredible as Dracula
Secondly, that last hunter did some real damage and could have killed off Vlad if Renfield hadn't intervened.
Good to have the references but they switched characters. Hawthorn was the real estate guy. Refield was a nut in the Asylum
No Johnathan Harker was the real estate guy in the book😊
I believe this was intended to be a hypothetical continuation of the 31 Bela Lugosi film. As such, the character changes remained.
@@plantainsame2049 Hawthorn was Jonathan's boss.
@@kittylover62 Yeah but jonathan was the real estate guy who went down to old castle dracula
Nicolas are finally enough evil.
This man are living this
amazing it's amazing ❤
Ah, I cannot find the line the Pope character said in the movie trailer in this movie clip.... 😭😭
And then it's to me to clean up the mess.
dracul - Inherited nominative/accusative singular of drac - Inherited from Latin dracō (“dragon”), from Ancient Greek δράκων (drákōn). Word has changed meaning from “dragon”
Vlad Tepes/Cepesh (Cepkiy/tenacious, Ceplyat/cling) received the name Dracul from his father, who was a member of the Order of Dracula - at that time denoting George the Victorious, earlier in religion this symbol belonged to the Archangel Gabriel, and at the beginning of religious mythology to Yeshua. The very word Dragon / Dracul - literally means: carrier, carrier, one who carries, carries (wave - from this and transfer: snake) - figuratively means: descendant, heir. See bas-relief in the Temple of Peace, Rome, 1st century AD. - Earth sitting on a dragon; from left to right: Moon (Swan, Southern Cross - Constellation Cygnus) - Venus (on her knees Artemis, addresses (appeals) to her, a round object in her hands, Apollo on the side; and further, Earth on the dragon).
Is this the same actor from Mad Max who yells " witness me "
Look the bright side, is not Edward this time.
Oh SURE! Renfield eats insects or arachnids and he get's SUPERPOWERS! But I do it and I get a stomach ache and no friends! 🙄
They need to be magic or radioactive
Lol 😂 unfortunately our actual world just isn’t nearly as exciting as fictional worlds are. Could you imagine if it was though? If people had superpowers and could use magic and all that the world would get destroyed in like less than a year lol
Bozworth (Brian Thompson) did that in Fright Night Part 2, but no superpowers were gained.
what will he do next superman?
Nic cage is the sexiest Dracula ever!
No that would be Frank Langella or the latin man that played Dacula in the spanish language version in 1931.
It actually looks to be quite entertaining
His face looks more like Christopher Lee than bela Lugosi
Them exposed gums are horrific
RENFIELD IS SOOOOO CUTE❤❤❤❤❤