Dracula (1931)

Why Eat Flies When You Can Have Spiders?

Martin (Charles K. Gerrard) tries to reason with Renfield (Dwight Frye) but his obsession with eating spiders is all-consuming.

Directed by Tod Browning and Karl Freund.

Released in 1931 by Universal.

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  • character-type: Lunatic
  • editors-choice: Licensable Clips
  • primary-genre: Classics
  • primary-genre: Horror
  • secondary-genre: Classic Horror Movies
  • secondary-genre: Classics
  • secondary-genre: Vampires
  • mood: Creepy
  • mood: Mind-Bending
  • setting: Asylum
  • actor: Charles K. Gerrard
  • actor: Dwight Frye
  • director: Tod Browning
  • director: Karl Freund
  • producer: Carl Laemmle Jr.
  • producer: Tod Browning
  • producer: E.M. Asher
  • cinematographer: Karl Freund
  • composer: Philip Glass
  • editor: Milton Carruth
  • costume-designer: Ed Ware
  • costume-designer: Vera West
  • production-designer: John Hoffman
  • production-designer: Herman Rosse
  • role-name: Renfield
  • role-name: Martin
  • screenwriter: Dudley Murphy
  • screenwriter: Max Cohen
  • screenwriter: Garrett Fort
  • screenwriter: Tod Browning
  • screenwriter: Hamilton Deane
  • screenwriter: Louis Stevens
  • screenwriter: John L. Balderston
  • screenwriter: Bram Stoker
  • screenwriter: Louis Bromfield
  • year: 1931
  • studio: Universal