Random  | Best Random Tools

  • The Soundtrack Is A Real Time Capsule on Random 'Dracula 2000' Tried To Introduce A More EXTREME Vampire For New Millennium

    (#8) The Soundtrack Is A Real Time Capsule

    If Mountain Dew was a sound, it would be the soundtrack for this movie. The score sounds like demos for the score to The Matrix, and the soundtrack is a who’s who of where-are-they-now nü-metal acts, with a few radio metal bands peppered in.

    The soundtrack features Disturbed, System of a Down, Static-X, Hed PE, Taproot, and Linkin Park, just to name a few.

  • It Ends With The Revelation That Dracula Is Actually Judas Iscariot on Random 'Dracula 2000' Tried To Introduce A More EXTREME Vampire For New Millennium

    (#14) It Ends With The Revelation That Dracula Is Actually Judas Iscariot

    About halfway through the movie, Van Helsing explains that Dracula isn’t harmed by crucifixes or holy water, but that they just really make him mad. This is all to set up a reveal at the end where it’s explained that Dracula is none other than Judas Iscariot. 

    The big reveal occurs when Dracula turns Mary Van Helsing and sinks her into a strobe light-filled flashback to the Last Supper. There, we see a fake-bearded Butler sell out Jesus for some silver before Christ is nailed to a cross.

    As far as new a backstory for Dracula goes, it’s not a bad idea - it’s just the way it’s carried out. In another set of hands, this could have been pretty cool and not the kind of tossed-off bit of information that it is in Dracula 2000.

  • The Movie Uses The Worst Kind Of Jump Scares on Random 'Dracula 2000' Tried To Introduce A More EXTREME Vampire For New Millennium

    (#9) The Movie Uses The Worst Kind Of Jump Scares

    Like many of the horror films that Dimension was releasing in the early 2000s, Dracula 2000 just isn’t very scary. It’s incredibly watchable due to the camp factor, but most of the scares are of the jumpy variety. 

    They all essentially play out in the same way. A character will be staring out a window or at a book, then they’ll turn around and - BOOM - there’s Dracula. It works the first time, as most jump scares do, because it’s unexpected and Dracula looks super gross. The scares diminish throughout the movie, especially when it’s just Gerard Butler jumping out at the main cast.

  • Gerard Butler Plays A Wavy-Haired, Hunky Dracula on Random 'Dracula 2000' Tried To Introduce A More EXTREME Vampire For New Millennium

    (#1) Gerard Butler Plays A Wavy-Haired, Hunky Dracula

    When we first meet Dracula, he’s old, ugly, and practically dust. But after draining Danny Masterson and the guy from Save the Last Dance, he transforms into a total hunk. He literally stretches out his arms and molds himself a nice set of abs.

    Along with his status as a super hunk, he gains the ability to lure every woman on the planet into his grasp. Butler primps and saunters through the movie, rarely wearing a shirt. 

  • Dracula Goes Buckwild On An Airplane on Random 'Dracula 2000' Tried To Introduce A More EXTREME Vampire For New Millennium

    (#3) Dracula Goes Buckwild On An Airplane

    For the first act of the movie, Dracula is conspicuously absent from Dracula 2000, but after his coffin is taken by high-tech thieves to be flown to America, our main man Vlad Dracul causes some turbulence. 

    After draining a couple of the thieves on the plane, he chomps up Jennifer Esposito and then conjures a lightning storm to keep him out of the light before flying the plane to New Orleans with his mind.

  • 'Dracula Vision' Is The Most Dated Thing About The Movie on Random 'Dracula 2000' Tried To Introduce A More EXTREME Vampire For New Millennium

    (#10) 'Dracula Vision' Is The Most Dated Thing About The Movie

    Thankfully, there’s not a lot of “Dracula Vision” in this movie, but when it happens, it’s hard to miss. The most over the top usage of the “special effect” occurs when Dracula is overlooking New Orleans for his next meal. From there, the film cuts to a super sped-up trip through through Bourbon Street that feels very MTV Cribs.

    It’s not bad; it’s just one of the most egregiously 2000s things about this movie.

New Random Displays    Display All By Ranking

About This Tool

Dracula 2000 is an American Gothic horror film, released in 2000, the movie based on Bram Stoker’s original novel Dracula in 1897. Dracula 2000 tells the story of Dracula and the Winston family. This is an extraordinary thriller, scary, and exciting movie. The movie attracted a large number of fans and achieved success, later, a series of sequels were released, which pushed the development of vampire movies to a peak.

If you are looking for vampire movies, don't miss this great one. Dracula 2000 tried to introduce a more extreme vampire for the new millennium. The random tool has 14 items, including more detailed information about the movie.

Our data comes from Ranker, If you want to participate in the ranking of items displayed on this page, please click here.

Copyright © 2024 BestRandoms.com All rights reserved.