Somewhere in Hollywood 1999, a fat movie exec sits smoking a stogie in a darkened board room. “We need a monster movie but we’re broke. Anyone know any companies willing to fund one?” A quivering hand raises slowly into the air; the nerdy intern clears his throat and croaks, “My dad runs Virgin Records. Want me to ask?” And that’s how Dracula 2000 got made, an odd mashup of nu-metal, C-list 90s actors, vampire Mardi Gras, and a a slightly liberal interpretation of the Bible. This movie is a 90 minute advertisement for a dead music chain, but isn’t really that bad of a watch, no matter how much Matt, Scott and Stephen (of the Analog Jones and the Temple of Film podcast) whine. We hope you have a thing for young Gerard Butler, because we sure do this week on Horror Movie Night!
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