Nigel P It took me a while to realise there are two vampires in this. There are similarities between vampire Corvinus and another, cowled figure who makes several repetitive attacks. Turns out the second fellow is Dracula himself. We alternate between Dracula attacking his victims and the three journos lounging in a room interminably tapping their phones or computer keyboards in silence. It may be true to life but it isn't scintillating viewing. The only mildly diverting character is Hanna (Tina Balthazar), because she brings to the 'role' the most remarkable cheekbones. Chloe Dumans plays Emmy, Hanna's friend, who are joined by Michael Mariconoi as the third reporter Nate. Offering support to the group is Yannis Baraban who plays Xavier.Corvinus, is a Nosferatu-type, played by eccentric performer Yves Carlevaris, whose ill-fitting fangs make his dialogue 95% inaudible. Also, despite cavorting flamboyantly through the streets of Paris in a long flowing cape lined blood-red, he manages to attract no attention from anyone whatsoever. At times, he seems to be investing the role with some sort of camp humour, which might have been worth exploring, whereas the other actors look beautiful but don't contribute anything other than flirting in art museums and sipping wine meaningfully whilst uttering perfunctory dialogue in broken English. There are no characterisations as such, and any hint of a personality is by accident (Hanna and Chloe, researching vampires, find Vlad the Impaler references in a library. Their professional opinion of the dictator? 'A bad ass mother-f****r').When they reach Transylvania, a young girl whom they are interviewing is attacked (in a sequence featuring improbable CGI blood flying from the apparent bitings) and carried away - it actually appears something of interest may be about to happen, but no. The very next scene finds the remaining group tapping cell-phones and drinking coffee once more and we are back to admiring the beautiful scenery. The direction seems happy to allow the camera to float through spacious hallways and rain/snow-flecked streets, making the most of the magnificent architecture – which dwarfs the efforts of the cast without any problem at all. The music, by Mark Yaeger, is very striking. It is as if the budget has been raised for an excursion through these wonderful cities, and some semblance of a movie has been added as a kind of afterthought.There are many strangely contradictory online reviews – either 5/5 proclaiming 'Grate fun', or 'It's good! It's great! It's super!!!!' (the vast majority of them are written in pigeon English) - or 1/5 proclaiming this as the worst film they have ever seen (these critiques sometimes consist of as many as one or two words). I wouldn't wish to cast aspersions about 'Dracula Reborn's' cast and crew writing favourable reviews, but the extreme difference of opinion makes oddly hilarious reading. I'm not sure the film is quite as entertaining, but it has its moments.

jesicawest Sharp claws. Bloody fantastic. Qudos to see something different when all we get these days are sequels, prequels and comic book stuff. Plot good, characters believable, and surrealistically metaphorical enough for me. It's gorgeous, sumptuously romantic (Paris) and deliciously dark and spooky. It made me jump a good few times, it's really meant to terrify you. It is tense and creepy, though. Gory, occasionally vulgar – basically a horror film for adults. It's a movie with high production values. Again, it's a test of anonymous performers, open up new, inevitably darker looking places. Overall, It's worth the admission price.

norton-73521 It's a more than competent, worth seeing ! This is a great adventure! It looks like the film was shot in natural light. You can tell the actors were not in sets with green screens and laughing. They really feel the cold in their arse, as you can see it on screen. The Director saw the job through in spectacular style. This is my say in the creative process – the film was great fun, I enjoyed it very much. As good as any other vampire movie I've seen in years!! Lovely to have such distinct and interesting female protagonists, too. It would be a strange world if we all shared the same tastes and views. Definitely smart enough work.

kiger-16900 This is a genuinely fun affair – let's not write it off as a cult classic just yet –The Vampire's undecipherable performance is very good in my book. Really enjoyed his performance… The old lady did a master piece acting job. !!! Very REAL! The actors were not known to us but they did an excellent job as did the director, etc. It looks like the film also keeping the present day aspects of the storyline, with blood, twists, and the scary scenes are indeed, very scary. I didn't expect it to be this good. I had to watch it. It is suspenseful - the eerie factor grows as the film progresses. Made me jump pretty good at times, the main Vampire is creepy as hell. I enjoyed the film and hope others will too. I envy Hanna's jacket. You'll have a great time! No pressure, Ha. Ha. Ha.