It's about time Dracula had a modern makeover, and this film does it with style. Parts of the story are fun and campy, but it's serious and scary enough for me. Dracula is suave and seductive; one could imagine wanting to be bitten by him, and there's a surprisingly erotic scene in a disco of all places. Roddy McDowall plays the part of a late-night television horror film emcee, and he adds a nice touch as he haplessly helps his young friends defeat Dracula with his "vampire kit." This is a good film to sink your teeth into.