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The inspiration for Van Helsing to grab the two candlesticks to form a cross comes from a 1933 film Berkeley Square, starring Leslie Howard.
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When Phil, Gérard and Jean are in the castle's crypt, they find coffins with the names of Christopher Lee and Bela Lugosi on them.
Poster in Jimmy Quinn's apartment.
mentioned in dialogue
The improvisation of two objects to make a cross the way Peter Cushing does is mentioned.
mentioned once
Poster on the wall
Christopher Lee was refered to as Dracula.
Alan mentions Hammer's Dracula
"Something to Scream About" is a documentary that references (and features) a wide variety of motion pictures as actresses discuss being in the B-Movie business.
Count Dooku (played by Christopher Lee in the real films) mentions looking for Peter Cushing - mention is also made of Lee's former jobs as Dracula and Saruman, and at one point, the character turns into a bat.
Referenced by name
Mention of Christopher Lee/Peter Cushing as Dracula/Van Helsing
Saga pulls to sticks together to form a cross Peter Cushing style
After the plane's turbulence, Tanya says she looks like Dracula.
Title mentioned by composer Neil Brand
Photo of Christopher Lee as Dracula seen
Referenced by name
References plot points from Dracula (1958).
A mission in Larry's horror dreamscape is called "Dracula's monster" where Dracula - looking like the Dracula from this movie - creates a "monster" with lightning.
Events referenced, Inspired by visual style.
It is mentioned in a magazine ("Horror Of Dracula").
Poster shown
Panda mistakes Saruman for Dracula
mentions the rest of the Hammer series
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Frank and Betty are watching the film.
This film was feature in this episode.
Battista is seen watching the movie in his palace on 16mm.
Clips within a clip: Quick flashes of the movie appear in a clip from "Fade to Black" (1980).
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This film is featured in this episode.
This film was featured in this episode.
scenes
shows footage from
footage
clips
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Film clips included
clip shown
clip shown
clips shown
Clip from film is used in this episode.
documentary featuring scenes from this film
Clips are shown
A brief clip from this movie is shown
Clip featured.
A clip is shown
The movie that Jason watched for a short moment was Dracula (1958)
Footage of this movie is shown ("Horror Of Dracula").
Clips shown.
clip shown
Clips shown and discussed.
Clip shown from Hammer Horror's early work.
film clip
movie is reviewed
recaps the original.
recalling the final battle between Van Helsing and Dracula.
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Wagner is a Hammer-esque vampire who lives in a secluded castle when Liszt is tasked with exorcising him.
Several scenes make fun of 'Dracula'
Like Peter Cushing's Van Helsing, the reverend inprovises a crucifix when faced by the monster (albeit out of cucumbers rather than candlesticks, and to no avail).




