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Review title: Flawed, but still the Best
Product review: Though many consider "Horror of Dracula" the best, this film was more richly filmed, Lee's absence of lines made him more inhuman and menacing (as a vampire should be, unlike Ann Rice's lame all-too-human vampires), it had Bernard's rich score, and had very atmospheric directing. If the story seemed very basic, bear in mind that all Hammer films were basically stretched out short stories meant to create an impression rather than tell an intricate story filled with sub-plots. The demise of Dracula in the icewater was rather unspectacular in relation to the film's earlier build-up, however, and Peter Cushing's absence kept this from being the best one of Hammer's Dracula films.
