my strange friend...
... who is always in my thoughts.
Jonathan, what is it?
It is the man himself.
Look, he's grown young.
Gentlemen, must we desecrate
poor Lucy's grave?
She died horribly enough.
If Miss Lucy is dead,
then no wrong can be done to her.
But if she's not dead...
What are you saying, man?
That she's been buried alive?
No. All I say is
she is undead.
Undead.
This is insane.
Gentlemen, shall we?
One, two, three.
Where is she?
What have you done with her?
She lives beyond
the grace of God...
...a wanderer in the outer darkness.
She is vampyre, nosferatu.
These creatures do not die
like the bee after the first sting...
...but instead grow strong
and become immortal...
...once infected
by another nosferatu.
So my friends,
we fight not one beast...
...but legions that go on
age after age after age...
...feeding on the blood
of the living.
Quickly, hide. Now.
Come to me, Arthur.
Leave these others
and come to me.
My arms are hungry for you,
my darling.
Kiss me and caress me...
...my darling husband, please.
We wave Christ
and His holy blood!
We are strong in the Lord
and the power of His might!
The power of God is upon us!
I bring you from shadow
into light!
I cast you out,
the prince of darkness...
...into hell!
A moment's courage,
and it is done.
Take the stake
in your left hand...
...place the point over the heart.
Then in God's name, strike.
Do it now!
Eat, feast. You'll need your strength
for the dark days ahead.
- Doctor?
- Ja?
How did Lucy die?
Well...
Was she in great pain?
Ja, she was in great pain.
Then we cut off her head...
...drove a stake through her heart and
burned it and then she found peace.
Doctor! Please.
So, Mr. Harker...
...I must now ask you,
as your doctor...
...a sensitive question.
During your infidelity
with those creatures...
...those demonic women...
...did you, for one instant,
taste of their blood?
Good!
Then you have not infected your blood
with the terrible...
...disease that destroyed poor Lucy.
Doctor, you must understand.
I doubted everything...
...even my mind.
I was impotent with fear.
- I know.
- But, sir...
...I know where the bastard sleeps.
I brought him there,
to Carfax Abbey.
Vampires do exist.
And this one we fight,
this one we face...
...has the strength
of 20 or more people...
...and you can testify for that,
Mr. Harker.
But he can also control
the meaner things of life...
... the bat, the rodent, the wolf.
He can appear as mist, as vapor,
as fog and vanish at will.
Now, all these things
Dracula can do...
...but he is not free.
He must rest in the sacred earth
of his homeland to gain his evil power.
It is here that we must find him
and destroy him utterly.
I almost feel pity for anything
so hunted as this count.
How can you pity
such a creature?
I'll take Mina to my quarters.
Good. You'll be safer there.
Mr. Morris, your bullets
will not harm him.
He must be beheaded.
I suggest you use your big bowie knife.
Well, I wasn't planning
on getting that close, Doc.
Master!
Dr. Jack!
I've been promised eternal life!
Dr. Seward, who is that man?
Mr. Renfield. This is no place for you,
Madam Mina.
Renfield? I must see him.
Mr. Renfield, behave yourself.
This is Mrs. Harker.
- Good evening.
- Good evening, Mr. Renfield.
It seems I've been
rather naughty.
I know you.
You're the bride
my master covets.
I have a husband.
I am Mrs. Harker.
My master tells me about you.
What does he tell you?
That he is coming.
That he is coming for you.
Oh, please.
Don't stay here.
Get away from these men, please.
And I pray to God
I may never see your sweet face again.
And may the Lord bless
and keep you.
Master! Master!
You promised me eternal life...
...but you give it
to the pretty woman!
Dr. Jack!
I'm no lunatic man!
I'm a sane man
fighting for his soul!
My quarters