Here is My Villain Review of Dracula

 

Here is My Villain Review of Dracula

Now I'm going to discuss the character of Dracula who is the main villain in 2023's Renfield and explain why he is one of the funniest villains of 2023 and one of the most underrated villains of the 2020s. 

Origin- Now Dracula's origin is very interesting  because The film does change a couple of stuff from his original origin But most of it is relatively the same Dracula  is 500 years old in the early 21st century Where he meant Renfield In Transylvania and he was invited to purchase a property in the UK. 90 years later they would be chased by Monster Hunters and he and Renfield were killed in the process  So they moved to New Orleans. He tasks Renfield to kill people and bring them to him to eat to grow more in power. I think the film does a fantastic job of telling Dracula´s origin by making it Relatively the same but more than it and adding some new stuff to it. 

Character- Now the character of Dracula Is relatively the same. He enjoys killing people and sucking the blood out of his victims, But unlike the one in Bran's Stoker's Dracula played by Gary Oldman because this interpretation of Dracula is a lot more play more for laughs he has a couple moments when he comes off generally creepy. I  think the film  does a terrific job of adapting Dracula and  modernizing him because Dracula is a story that's been told so many times and it's really interesting to see an interpretation of Dracula that is more funny, well still being very creepy and some areas of the film. 

Motivation- Now Dracula's motivation Is really interesting because he wants to feel to serve him for the rest of his life and then to anything he wants him to do he wants to roll the world he wants to kill a lot of people That Renfield cares about and be friends. I think the phone did a fantastic job of giving Dracula and really interesting motivation because he basically wants run to field attend to his needs whatever he wants him to do something and that's what makes it really funny his motivation is ridiculous but is also very interesting and very entertaining because the film basically traits both Renfield and Dracula like they're in a toxic relationship and it works extremely well. 

Best Scenes- Now Dracula has a lot of incredible and entertaining moments but if I had to pick my favorite moment with Dracula it would be the scene where Renfield shows him a book of how to deal with a narcissist and Dracula says what and then when the field says ¨I deserve happiness.¨ then Dracula says ¨You only deserve suffering and not only was it really funny but it makes sense because he doesn't care about runfield being happy he does wants him to do whatever he wants to do and it's all thanks to Nicolas Cage's over the top and entertaining performance and you can tell that he is not taken this very seriously he is hamming it up the entire time and you can tell that Nicolas Cage is having a blast as this character. 

Evil Deeds- Now Dracula does a lot of bad things in the film she psychologically abuses her and field tell them what to do and doesn't let him be happy. He killed all of Renfield's friends, he allied himself with the Lobo crime family and allied himself with Teddy Lobo and his mother to try to kill both Rebecca Quincy and Renfield so he could stay in full power. I think the film does an excellent job showing how evil and psychopathic Dracula is as a character.

Conclusion- Dracula is a very interesting villain. Well he is really funny There are points where it comes off really creepy. His motivations are ridiculous but they actually do make sense because he wants Renfield served by a side for the rest of his life. The scene where Renfield raids Dracula, a book of how to deal with the narcissist and he says what and then Renfield says ¨I deserve happiness. Then Dracula said ¨You deserve only suffering and it's just a very entertaining scene and it's all thanks to Nicolas Cage´s over the top and entertaining performance. I'm going to give Dracula a 10/10.