Much like the original Tim Brownie's Dracula (1931) cinema movie film, starring the immortal character person actor Borif Karlott, Decker vs. Dracula is a great live-action syndicated cable satellite television picture show adaptation.
Yes, I am a huge fan of Gregg Turkleton, but his acting performance as the fictitious story character Joe Kingston is hands-down, bar none, second to none. Tom Hildecker is passable as CAI agent Joe Derker, but Gregg steals every scene, and the show. Also, James Dean is in it.
I give this beautiful homage to classic Universal Hollywood moving picture flicks five bags of popcorn and two cans of Bumble Bee tuna. You'll love it even if you don't.
Yes, I am a huge fan of Gregg Turkleton, but his acting performance as the fictitious story character Joe Kingston is hands-down, bar none, second to none. Tom Hildecker is passable as CAI agent Joe Derker, but Gregg steals every scene, and the show. Also, James Dean is in it.
I give this beautiful homage to classic Universal Hollywood moving picture flicks five bags of popcorn and two cans of Bumble Bee tuna. You'll love it even if you don't.