"Siskel & Ebert" Jennifer 8/The Lover/Aladdin/Passenger 57/Flirting (TV Episode 1992)
Clips appear in the teaser for next week's show.- Reviewed.
"Saturday Night Live" Sinbad/Sade (TV Episode 1992)
Brief Clips shown at start of "Bram Stoker's Blacula" preview.Making 'Bram Stoker's Dracula' (TV Movie 1992)
"Siskel & Ebert" Memo to the Academy - 1993 (TV Episode 1993)
A clip is shown.
"Tiny Toon Adventures" The Return of Batduck (TV Episode 1992)
Count Dracula remarks that he is going with Francis Ford Coppola after being turned down for the role of Batman."The Ben Stiller Show" Pilot (TV Episode 1992)
Tom Arnold says that he missed out on a part in this movie."Saturday Night Live" Sinbad/Sade (TV Episode 1992)
A large part of Sinbad's monologue is about Bram Stoker's Dracula.- A still is shown for the "In Current Release" bumper. Thumbs down from Siskel; thumbs up from Ebert.
- A still is shown for the "In Current Release" bumper. Thumbs down from Siskel; thumbs up from Ebert.
Nosferatu (1922)
Faust (1926)
There is a low-tech 1920's special effect used in Faust that makes the ring of fire Fuast stands in appear to cast duplicates of itself skyward. The same effect is used again in Dracula, and in both films the rings of fire appear directly before the main character meets the villain.Dracula (1931)
the line "I never drink ... wine" is originally taken from the 1931-version of DraculaVampyr (1932)
White Zombie (1932)
the double exposure shot with the eyes.
Dracula (Video Game 1993)
This is a Genesis/Super NES video game based on the film.Dracula (Video Game 1993)
This is a Game Boy/NES video game based on the film.Dracula (Video Game 1993)
This is a DOS computer game based on the film.Dracula (Video Game 1993)
This is a Sega CD video game based on the film.
"Saturday Night Live" Sinbad/Sade (TV Episode 1992)
spoofed as Bram Stoker's Blacula"In Living Color" Gays in the Military (TV Episode 1992)
Spoofed in the Wanda sketch"In Living Color" Rodney King (TV Episode 1993)
Spoofed in the Ugly Wanda sketch"The Simpsons" Treehouse of Horror IV (TV Episode 1993)
Mr. Burns' vampiric appearance is based on the look of the older Dracula in Bram Stoker's Dracula, from the hairstyle to the flowing red robes.The Silence of the Hams (1994)
Animal as Dracula has Dracula's hairdo
Nosferatu (1922)
Dracula's Death (1921)
based on the same novelNosferatu (1922)
based on the same novelDracula (1931)
based on the same novelDrácula (1931)
based on the same novel"Matinee Theatre" Dracula (TV Episode 1956)
based on the same novel