Dracula: Reborn
Sep 30 2012
•1h 28m
•Horror
The first film in the STILL NIGHT MONSTER MOVIE SERIES, DRACULA: REBORN is a modern retelling of Bram Stoker’s classic DRACULA, set in modern day Los Angeles.
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Corey Landis
Jonathan Harker
Victoria Summer
Lina Harker
Stuart Rigby
Vladimir Sarkany
Ian Pfister
Renfield
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