Bleonț as Bogdan Serban Celea as Gabriel Ioana Ginghina as Bride of Dracula Ilinca Goia as Marta George Grigore as Bruno Ioan Ionescu as Ragman Tom Kane as EBC Anchorman Reception Critical reaction to Dracula III: Legacy has been mixed, though more positive in general than that of Dracula II: Ascension. John Puccio of DVD Town said: "This one is no world beater and hardly scary, but at least it's got mood and tone and atmosphere to spare, something the first two movies in the ongoing series lacked entirely. ... Dracula III: Legacy contains some decent acting and some solid atmospherics". Kevin Carr of 7M Pictures said: "At least in the cinematic morass that is modern movies, Dracula III is better than the wimpy vampire lore pioneered by Anne Rice. ... Dracula III falls somewhere below Hellraiser but above the Crow sequels. It's not a grand placement, but there's always a market for vampire movies". Walter Chaw of Film Freak Central wrote: "The strength of Dracula III is in its use of locations, with Lussier finally figuring out how to work with a DP to create a foreboding atmosphere. ... If reports are true and this is Lussier's last dip in the Carpathian pool, at least he's ending somewhere just north of mediocre". Dread Central's review stated that "Lussier and company aren't out to reinvent the wheel, but they do one hell of a good job of keeping it turning. ... Each shot is brimming with authentic feeling vampire flavor, at times achieving an almost Hammer Film type ambiance. Truly inspired stuff". See also Vampire film References External links Interview with Patrick Lussier 2005 films 2005 horror films American supernatural horror films American vampire films Dracula films 2000s English-language films English-language Romanian films 2000s Romanian-language films 2005 direct-to-video films Direct-to-video horror films Direct-to-video sequel films Films shot in New Orleans Films directed by Patrick Lussier Films set in Romania Cultural depictions of Judas Iscariot Films with screenplays by Joel Soisson Dimension Films films Films produced by Joel Soisson Films set in castles Dracula 2000 (film series) Romanian supernatural horror films 2005 multilingual films American multilingual films Romanian multilingual films 2000s American films