Bram Stoker's Dracula (4/8) Movie CLIP - Lucy the Vampyr (1992) HD
Vložit
- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- Bram Stoker's Dracula movie clips: j.mp/1yyUiHz
BUY THE MOVIE: amzn.to/tSAUSE
Don't miss the HOTTEST NEW TRAILERS: bit.ly/1u2y6pr
CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Van Helsing (Anthony Hopkins), Jack, Arthur (Cary Elwes), and Quincey discover that Lucy has become a vampire when her coffin is empty. On her return, the men stab her through the heart and behead her.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Based on Bram Stoker's classic 1897 novel, this film from Francis Ford Coppola and screenwriter James Victor Hart offers a full-blooded portrait of the immortal Transylvanian vampire. The major departure from Stoker is one of motivation as Count Dracula (Gary Oldman) is motivated more by romance than by bloodlust. He punctures the necks as a means of avenging the death of his wife in the 15th century, and when he comes to London, it is specifically to meet heroine Mina Harker (Winona Ryder), the living image of his late wife (Ryder plays a dual role, as do several of her costars). Anthony Hopkins is obsessed vampire hunter Van Helsing, while Keanu Reeves takes on the role of Jonathan Harker, and Tom Waits plays bug-eating Renfield. Bram Stoker's Dracula was the winner of three Academy Awards.
CREDITS:
TM & © Sony (1992)
Cast: Billy Campbell, Cary Elwes, Richard E. Grant, Anthony Hopkins, Sadie Frost
Director: Francis Ford Coppola
Producers: Michael Apted, Francis Ford Coppola, Susan Landau Finch, Fred Fuchs, James V. Hart, Charles Mulvehill, Robert O'Connor, John Veitch
Screenwriters: James V. Hart, Bram Stoker
WHO ARE WE?
The MOVIECLIPS channel is the largest collection of licensed movie clips on the web. Here you will find unforgettable moments, scenes and lines from all your favorite films. Made by movie fans, for movie fans.
SUBSCRIBE TO OUR MOVIE CHANNELS:
MOVIECLIPS: bit.ly/1u2yaWd
ComingSoon: bit.ly/1DVpgtR
Indie & Film Festivals: bit.ly/1wbkfYg
Hero Central: bit.ly/1AMUZwv
Extras: bit.ly/1u431fr
Classic Trailers: bit.ly/1u43jDe
Pop-Up Trailers: bit.ly/1z7EtZR
Movie News: bit.ly/1C3Ncd2
Movie Games: bit.ly/1ygDV13
Fandango: bit.ly/1Bl79ye
Fandango FrontRunners: bit.ly/1CggQfC
HIT US UP:
Facebook: on. 1y8M8ax
Twitter: bit.ly/1ghOWmt
Pinterest: bit.ly/14wL9De
Tumblr: bit.ly/1vUwhH7
![Army of Two: The Devil's Cartel - All Cutscenes Movie [HD]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/e6x2Ac7TKDQ/mqdefault.jpg)
That subtle discordant music as she's slowly walking down the stairs... coupled with the crying of that little girl... Pure, unholy creepiness...
That music is beautful
Narthumpulous does anybody know the name of song
Marc Þeawes I think it's "Exeloume" listed in the credits, Not appearing on the OST. It sounds to me like a tweaked, hyper-creepy arrangement of "Mina's photograph" Since it's listed right after "love song to a vampire" in the credits, Exeloume could possibly be the piece of music played after Dracula dies on the altar, but I'm pretty sure that's called Ascension.
Narthumpulous in German more creppy
She pervertiert the virgin Mary
Dudes, I don't think it was intended to be a song for the soundtrack - I remember in the book, when Stoker introduces the brides, he says that they had a laughter that was like a tinkling of glass or something. Either way, yeah, creep city. Added with that makeup, sweet Jaysus.
Her costume is amazing. Lucy is creepy and fascinating at the same time. I love this scene.
The fourth bride ...
i love how her dress is like a wedding dress turned inside out - a dream dress that was a nightmare dress
Designed by Eiko Ishioka
She won the Oscar for Best Costume Design. Thank you for remembering her name ❤️.
The "thud" when she drops the kid is unintentionally hilarious
That music at the start is sooo creepy !
A particularly fabulous costume from Eiko Ishioka, who deservedly won the Oscar for her incredible designs. Makes Lucy look like a cross between a wedding cake and a venomous lizard.
Like the movie may have mixed reception. But damn if the costuming wasn’t on point.
@@Mostie-ev7oh it's a frustrating movie precisely because it has so many brilliant horror elements and so many major plot and acting goofups. The definition of mixed bag.
Exactly spot on. These vampires have reptilian qualities (as they should)
Sadie Frost nailed this. I've seen the documentary and it took them a long time to make this particular scene since the child was so scared, kept crying and didn't want to be cuddled by her. I mean look at her. with all the makeup and that eerie gown, it's a childhood nightmare. Well done.
Easily one of the most horrifying scenes I've ever seen in my horror movie watching career. This is a scene that I can only watch during daylight hours.
@Stella Aster She had a social worker on set, and really disapproved of doing any retakes.
@Stella Aster Ahh, the child's alright. If anything, she'll become a vampire hunter
@Stella Aster ohh the baby was just method acting
@@arnoldjack7956 LOL
Yo viendola 2024
The best Lucy ❤❤❤❤
Damn, costume designs in the movie...
Japanese costume designer Eiko Ishioka
GoodOleUltraviolence
Most hideous wedding dress ever. So godawful that if I hadn't read the book and known that Lucy was buried in her wedding dress, I wouldn't have even known that was what it was supposed to be - she looks like a cross between the Flying Nun and Elizabeth I
That´s the dress that she would use to their wedding with Arthur :(.
It was clear in the film that it was her wedding dress. Do you recall the one doctor visiting her when she was being fitted....and the look of horror on his face.
The shot of Lucy coming down the stairs is probably the most terrifying bit of the film.
Powerful hair.
Very much terrifying indeed especially when she spit blood on Van helsing
also the scene with rats crawling
I agree
When vampire movies was really scary. Now they are a joke
Great movie.
Her outfit is just gorgeous!
Lucy: Kiss me and caress me, my darling husband.
Van Helsing (eyes flash red): B E G O N E T H O T
*HITS LUCY WITH CRUCIFIX IN HEAD*
KARLA MAMA PAPA
@@karlagonzalez3874 ...
Lucy: All vampiresses....are QUEENS!
Van Helsing: If she breathes....she's a...THOT!!!!!!!
ONLY ONE HERE EATIN THIS DUDE IS ME
Is it just me or is her voice just AMAZING.
A vampira vence .
Love the use of the backwards film as she gets into her tomb. It gives her movements such an inhuman quality.
I recently red Bram Stoker's book and I realized that this movie is actually a very faithful adaptation, excluding the Mina and Dracula romance thing.
I notice it's the only one that goes into the chapters about the Demeter
Robert Montoya that one was my favorite chapter, I think a whole movie could be done based on that part.
RA; You are very right!!! However, Hammer films have created all sorts of stories, based on Dracula. They will not let him rest!!! I think this version, is the best ever made!!! Please reply to me, this film version seems closest to Bram Stokers book.
Gordana Zakula Hi, this version is also my favorite, and the book is one of my favorites too.
I pinked Dracula before, now I will red it too
That kid probably needed years of therapy after this. Being about 9 when this came out, I was extremely disturbed by this scene and when Dracula fed the baby to his concubines
The greatest vampire movie of all time
Dracula felt that.
Haha baby fall down
1:34 I joke with my best friend when her toddler acts up she treats them like this 😂
How the candles ignited on their own as she cascaded down the stairs....
I love the reverse frames as she clambers back into the coffin, the soft yet eerie tones as she comes down the steps with the crying child, still beautiful, but there's something dark and cold, just something not quite right about her demeanour, that’s creepy and disturbing done right.
Same the reverse effect makes it look supernatural! Cool af!
Right it mesmerizes me everytime
The baby dropping is the best part of the movie-
"Heh heh. Baby fall down." said some dude in the movie theater in 1992.
@@John_EMIYA_Miller Little did he realize it would become a legendary crowd reaction that will live on the internet forever.
Lucy is look terrifying when she became a vampire
00:46 Hu hu hu...baby fall down
Hats off to Dr Seward for having the courage to approach this ghastly undead thing he's never seen before to rescue the kid.
Yeah, I liked how they showed Jonathan, Seward, Holmwood and Quincey all displaying courage in different ways. None of them wanted this fight, but they all stepped up.
Excuse me Ghastly...undead...THING!
Actually he DID see her before, several times...before she was subjugated.
It was a very brave thing indeed, because Lucy could have jumped him while he was stealing her snack.
He morphine addict in Dracula Un-Dead
I love how he screams the formulas of exorcism in Latin. Van Helsing was Dutch and a Catholic in the book, he actually brings the sacred Host from Holland to defeat Lucy
Did he get puked on in the book?
@@watermelonlalala No, he didn’t. She didn’t do that in the book, and none of them got that close to her anyway, only when she was asleep in her coffin.
Prayers not formulas isn't it?
@@tonyv7603 those of course are technically prayers but it’s my understanding that the Catholic Church calls them, more precisely, “deprecative formulas” of the exorcism ritual.
I love vamps
When Lucy drops the child i always feel Jack should be considered the best person for taking and giving her comfort.
this scene is creepy and super unholy,
but still romantic and beautiful!
her costume/head piece is EVERYTHING!
I guess maybe the romantic part is that in the end, the human side of her remained when she asked for Arthur to join her to become a vampire so maybe she would have a companion, one she truly loved
I would not call this romantic
Romantic? Rather you than me....
@@ASMRyouVEGANyet good for you.
@@Alexaty5 yaaaaaas!
geez Van Helsing is such a badass
Spectacular film
"Heh heh. Baby fall down."
- GG, Some dude in the movie theater
Sometimes, it feels like this is the last movie that actually made vampires scary. Everything about this scene makes them seem so demonic and terrifying. I almost never get scared by stuff from horror books or movies, which is why vampires are my favourite movie monster. When done well, they can make me imagine just how afraid I'd be if I were in that scene.
A vampire movie was scary for me was Salems Lot 1979 ....The Lead Vampire called the Master is very terrifying and hideous looking also
@@TheOnlyOneStanding8079 yes Salems Lot definitely creepy especially the floating kid scratching the window demanding to be let in
@@paulmccoy5396 yes I like the way they made this movie in a spooky kinda way . Vampires floating towards the window and those creepy flashy eyes and how they move slowly before the kill it still gives me the creeps
@Caped Critique that's my favorite too... Very realistic on how they make the audience believe theirs no god to protect us unless we sacrifice our own lives so others may live is very realistic
..
Definitely gotta watch 30 days of night
Her gown is very Met Gala. She would have gotten the most attention and likes had she attended.
This was a good
Movie
Beautiful gown. Poor baby. I would scream too
"A moments courage and it is done". I've said that to myself at various times in my life when I've had to deal with unpleasant things. That's all it takes really, a moments courage.
I still hate getting blood drawn though. 😂
I don't know why, but I love Lucy's gasp/hiss when Helsing brings out the crucifix. I keep replaying that part, it's oddly satisfying
I can't watch this scene and not think of Dracula dead and loving it 😂
Awesome head flying through the air. 😅😅😅
0:47 Ha,ha. Baby fall down
AHAHAAHAHAHHAHHAHA
Exactly what I came for and from
You know they dont like it when fans do that, right?
@@lorelaimorace-kk1xzsame!
when i was a child this scene scared me a lot, but now i find it fascinatnig
yeah... hou!! and the scene where keanu reeves got his dick eaten? or the scene when lucy has got sex with dracula beast form?
Have you read the original book? The whole novel has more sex in it than the Kama Sutra, but because it was written in the Victorian era, it's all in metaphorical form. The chapter where Jonathan shares "kisses" with the brides and they "sucked my blood as I lay in an agony of delight" - is of course a metaphor for sex and fellatio. The chapter where Arthur drives a stake into Lucy's heart, goes into some detail about how Arthur groans when driving the "stake" into Lucy, and Lucy's body "convulsed and writhed, and a scream came from those open lips" is a metaphor for penetration and female orgasm. Try reading (or re-reading) the book with the sex-metaphor viewpoint in mind - it's quite fascinating to see how Bram Stoker basically managed to write porn scenes without upsetting Victorian sensibilities in the slightest.
@@chooseyourpoison5105
Is the fact that she has four Blood transfusions a metaphor for something?
@The Nintendhoe
Yes actually! I’m pretty sure that the multiple transfusions were a metaphor for polygamy.
She dropped that baby lol
Best scene
They really dont make films like this anymore
The reversal back into the coffin was iconic!
1:20 -1:30 this scene is being played in reverse....works so well as it looks creepy!
+Rish Fish Yea that's my favorite part lol looks so smooth that way
+Your Mirror Coppola said he got inspiration from old movies.
it used t o creep me out when I was a kid...no wait, it still does :D
hihi
Impossible not to realise that.
I feel bad for her. She was so beautiful.
That laugh she does after vomiting on Van Helsing, it's like she was saying "haha, tag, you're it!"😂
Anthony Hopkins is definetly the best screen Van Helsing. Period.
laughably incorrect sir, Peter Cushing IS Van Helsing. Period.
true Anthony Hopkins is great van helsing same goes for Peter Cushing
Not really. He hammed it up too much. For the definitive book van Helsing, it's got to be Frank Findley from the BBC Count Dracula 1977. And Peter Cushing is a good shout too, if only he like Christopher Lee had the opportunity to really do Dracula by the book.
Findley was good too, but as a one-off. I re watched that movie recently and was surprised how well it has aged!
Cushing is the definitive screen van Helsing, no doubt. But Finlay got the book-van Helsing in one attempt imo. Both are the best there has been though.
Ngl i had nightmares as a child after having seen Sadie Frost in her role, lol.
Fun fact: Lucy wasn't suppose to calm down the little girl. The girl was terrified from Sadie Frost's makeup and the latter did that to calm her down, and Francis just threw it in.
Source?!
@@therealb888 I can't exactly remember where I read it. I think it was on TV Tropes? I'm not sure.
@@therealb888 IMDb and the director's IMDb page too. But I believe anyone can update those.
@ZARDOZ HASPOKEN You're insane.
@Michael Ross Uh, no... eating children was not a common practice.
You need help.
I like creepy choir music background
Love it!
When I was a kid watching this I was terrified
The most terrifying part is when she spits up the blood, and the sounds she makes. I absolutely love it.
I like how her entrance is like a demented version of that thing Mina played for her when visiting her bedside.
why am i obsessed over this scene
That makeup that costume design is just outstanding. Outstanding!
The shot of her walking down her stairs paired with the eerie music and the baby crying... Very creepy
I like how it segues into the scene where Jonathan and Mina are sitting for dinner with Van Helsing...
Scariest fucking vampire ever. No other has her true creepiness.
I love how they filmed the part where she retreats to her coffin. She is actually climbling out of the coffin, but they then had the footage played backwards for those eerie, unnatural movements. They did the same thing for the vampire window scenes in Salem's Lot 1979 to chilling effect. So much more effective than cgi. God I miss eerie, otherwordly vampires
Also apparently the eerie music we hear at the beginning is Lucy "singing" a lullaby for the toddler. Chills...
I like this scene.
This scene with Cross 🤍
I liked Van Helsing’s lines just before the start of this clip, when Arthur holds a gun to his head demanding he tell him where Lucy is;
“She lives beyond the grace of god. A wanderer throughout the darkness. She is vampyr, nosferatu. These creatures do not die like the bee after the first sting, but instead grow strong and become immortal, once infected by another nosferatu.”
Love this version of Lucy
sadie foster is so eerily beautiful in this scene
her voice is so cute
Gotta love Coppola's filmmaking techniques and his reliance on practical effects for this film. Notice the slightly unsettling way Lucy gets into the coffin? It was achieved by filming Sadie Frost as she climbed OUT of the coffin, and then running the film backwards.
I love how they filmed Lucy coming out of the coffin then played the footage in reverse. I think they did the same with the xenomorphs in one of the Alien movies. Makes the movement so much more creepy and unnatural.
Is this the best Dracula flim ever
1:32 "Ex Umbris In Lucem" -- From the Shadows to the Light
One of my favorite scenes in the movie. I love her bridal gown.
I like how they showed Dracula’s reaction to her death and that he was pissed.
when watching this as a kid growing up this scene was always eyes shut.
I really wished I will have a dream about this scene.
Boyz and girls , this is how a vampire movie should be like , not stupid nonsense movies like nowadays that are trying to be cool
To this day can't believe this movie premiered a day before Christmas. Almost as if it was an homage to The Exorcist. When Blade Runner was re-released back then during it's special director's cut phase, the trailer to Dracula was played before the movie, and people laughed at the trailer release date. So finally when I got to see it, I saw grown men cover their eyes during this scene. It was shocking to see her vomit blood like that. It was so unexpected, nothing like other Dracula films before. Those eerie haunting voices, like sweet bells casting mesmerizing spells on the men was so creepy. This Dracula is still my favorite version of the book.
Premiered in Nov
@@pacojerte2085 Guessing he lived in Brazil or Columbia. This movie was released around Xmas for those countries.
'The Silence of the Lambs' premiered on Valentine's Day, of all days!
2:09 Oh god, he’s mad!
haha! baby fall down!
Von Helsing makes christianity look badass.
*van helsing
Lol YES
@@Mr1987Joe 1:34
@@Mr1987Joe Amen I say unto you brother :)
@Gary York I did. It's a worthless piece of literature full of contradictions. Oh, and by the way, if you actually bother looking into the details (yet I know that most of you do not), you will find that God is the evil one and not Satan.
Lucy, you got some 'splainin' to do.
Lucy -Hissssssssssss! lol xD
That made me laugh so hard I scared my dog!
LOOL
hehe^^
"How many times have you watched this?"
"Yes."
Fantastico
This scene is terrifying, Sadie Frost nailed the role!
1:28 " Okay, bro. I'm sleeping. See? This is me, sleeping. Sorry. :("
LMAO
😂😂😂😂
LOL! That's legit what it looked like! Made me laugh!
Ol
Lol and then she pukes blood 😂
There are many hauntingly creepy scenes in this film.
The kid's cry is unsettling
I love the atmosphere in this scene
The best vampire movie ever! Even now.
"Last night I lay trembling
The moon it was low
It was the end of love
Of misery and woe
Then suddenly above me,
Her face buried in light
Came a vision of beauty
All covered in white
Now the bell-tower is ringing
And the night has stole past
Oh, Lucy can you hear me?
Wherever you rest
I'll love her forever
I'll love her for all time
I'll love her till the stars
Fall down from the sky
Now the bell-tower is ringing
And I shake on the floor
Oh, Lucy can you hear me?
When I call and call
Now the bell-tower is ringing
And the moon it is high
Oh, Lucy can you hear me?
When I cry and cry and cry"
"Lucy" written by Nick Cave from the album "The Good Son" (1990)
That dress is so creepy, and accurate to the timeline.
This movie was the first time I understood the unholy evil of vampires
TJ Hooker it really is distinct from other versions. Not some lonely soul or sympathetic villain but an inhuman monster. An abomination with all they once were twisted to malice.
True
Lol I literally watched this when I was like five. I don’t know why I was never scared by it. But Jesus, looking at it now it’s hella scary :/
Claire Stark, good point. I still remember how this was portrayed in the book (And this was a pretty flawless interpretation of it), making it clear through Dr. Seward's narration how horrified they were. It was made especially clear with a line that said something like "When Lucy (I call the thing that stood before us 'Lucy' because it bore her shape) saw us..." That simple line truly demonstrated that, although the unholy monster that stood before them bore a slight physical resemblance to the lovely and warm- hearted young lady they had once known, it truly wasn't her anymore.
Tomás Alberto Torres Murillo theyre sympathetic. But they're still horrors of the dark. Their tragedy is a counterpoint lucy is a tragic victim but she's also truly lost.
If I am not buried in this gorgeous gown, I’ll resurrect and haunt all the places I used to visit a lot in my lifetime.
True vampires
Oh how I do love a nice sharp Kukri👍🏻👍🏻
I strangely love Lucy's eerie, otherwordly singing at 0:10-0:46 , I wish they released it on the soundtrack
Oh that’s her singing? Eeeeeee even more creepy
@@monsterascanbe5170 I just realised that too
@@monsterascanbe5170 I am pretty sure it is suppossed to be some imitation of a lullaby.
How I imagine Sirens would sound!
It was on the La La Land Records CD soundtrack, and is on CZcams as 22. Lucy's Lullaby (Vocal).