still at large.
Buy a paper, sir?
Thank you, sir.
Get your Gazette.
Penny a paper.
My humblest apologies.
Forgive my ignorance.
I am recently arrived from abroad...
...and I do not know your city.
Is a beautiful lady...
- A street atlas is sixpence. Good day.
I have offended you.
I am only looking for the cinematograph.
I understand it is a wonder of the civilized world.
If you seek culture,
then visit a museum.
London is filled with them.
Excuse me.
A woman so lovely and intelligent...
...should not be walking the streets of London without her gentleman.
Do I know you, sir?
Are you acquainted with my husband?
Shall I call the police?
Husband?
I shall bother you no more.
Sir.
It is I who have been rude.
If you're looking...
- Please.
Permit me to introduce myself.
I am Prince Vlad of Sagite.
A prince, no less?
- I am...
...your servant.
Wilhelmina Murray.
I am...
...honored...
...Madam Mina.
This way.
Hello, sir.
Mr. Holmwood asked me to stop by to see Miss Lucy.
Yes, sir.
Dr. Seward, Miss Lucy.
- Thank you.
Oh, Jack.
Brilliant Jack.
Do you like it?
Did Arthur put you up to this...
...or did you want me alone just once before I'm married?
Lucy, you're embarrassing me.
I'm here as your doctor.
Your fiancй is very worried about you...
...and I assure you,
a doctor's confidence is sacred.
I must have your complete trust.
Help me, Jack.
I don't know what's happening to me.
I'm changing.
I can feel it.
I can hear everything.
I hear the servants at the other end of the house, whispering.
I hear mice in the attic,
stomping like elephants.
But I'm having horrible nightmares, Jack.
The eyes.
Oh, Jack.
I'm here, Lucy.
Nothing will harm you.
Let it work.
Thank you.
- Lucy.
Oh, Jack, kiss me.
And may I say, Miss Lucy is hotter than a June bride...
...riding bareback buck naked in the Sahara.
I would watch my colonial tongue if I were you.
Hello, Jack.
And how's our lovely patient today?
Well, frankly, Arthur,
I'm confounded.
Jack, are you still brooding over Miss Lucy?
I can only conclude it must be something mental.
How very droll.
Did you hear that, Quince?
Last week he wanted to marry her, and
now he wants to have her committed.
Let's have a look at her.
I'm at a loss, I admit.
I've taken the liberty of cabling Abraham Van Helsing...
...the metaphysician, philosopher.
Sounds like a goddamn witch doctor to me, Jack.
Van Helsing knows more about obscure
diseases than any man in the world.
He's my teacher and mentor.
Do it, man.
Bring him here.
Spare no expense.
Astounding.
There are no limits to science.
How can you call this science?
Do you think Madam Curie would invite such comparisons?
Really.
I shouldn't have come here.
I must go.
Do not fear me.
Stop this.
Stop this.
My God. Who are you?
I know you.
I have crossed oceans of time...
...to find you.
There is no need to panic.
The animal handlers have everything under complete control.
Come here, Mina.
He likes you.
There is much to be learned from beasts.
The tropical pampas vampire bat must...
...consume ten times its own weight in fresh blood each day...
...or its own blood cells will die.
Cute little vermin, ja?
Blood and the diseases of the blood...
...such as syphilis,
they concern us here.
The very name 'venereal diseases'...
...the diseases of Venus,
imputes to them divine origin.
And they are involved in that sex problem about which...
...the ethics and ideals of Christian civilization are concerned.
In fact, civilization and syphilization have advanced together.
What is this?
- It's from the telegraph, Professor.
Telegraph?
Thank you. Gentlemen, thank you.
That will be all.
Dawn.
These may be the last words I write in this journal.
Dracula has left me with these women...
...these devils of the pit.
They drain my blood to keep me weak...
...barely alive so I cannot escape.
I will try one last time today to escape to the water.
There must