Renfield does a disservice to Nicolas Cage’s excellent Dracula.
that are so inspired and ridiculous that you can kind of understand why Universal greenlit the project even though it’s had a tough go of making monster movies in recent years. But while Nicolas Cage’s turn as the prince of vampires is intermittently delightful and deranged , the rest ofis so slipshod, derivative, and juvenile that it’s almost a wonder to see on the big screen, mess that it is.
With all of its jokes about codependence and a vampire’s familiar struggling to become independent, it’s impossible to watchWhat We Do in the Shadows
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