Dracula Movies: Dracula 2000 Films
This direct-to-video Dracula trilogy begins with Dracula 2000, which reimagined the infamous Count for the new millennium with an inventive origin story and contemporary New Orleans setting. The sequels continue the mythology with diminishing budgets but maintain narrative continuity.
While these productions lack the prestige of theatrical Dracula adaptations, they offer a certain amount of B-movie entertainment and explore the vampire's legend through the lens of early 2000s genre filmmaking.
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Dracula 2000
A group of high-tech thieves break into a secure vault expecting valuable art, but instead discover an ancient crypt that has been sealed for a century, unleashing the legendary vampire Dracula into the modern world.
Dracula II: Ascension
When medical students discover Dracula's body, they become entangled in a dangerous conflict after a mysterious figure offers them $30 million for the vampire's corpse.
Dracula III: Legacy
Vampire hunters Father Uffizi and Luke pursue Dracula to war-torn Eastern Europe in this third installment of the franchise.
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