Dracula

He renounced his faith to become immortal. Passion, anger, vengeance, and hatred will be unleashed into the modern world.

The Count emerges from Transylvanian darkness as incarnate seduction and primal hunger. Besson's gothic reimagining positions Dracula as a figure caught between immortal damnation and overwhelming desire, prowling centuries-old halls and shadowed nights. As those around him fall prey to his magnetism and fangs, the film probes what remains of his humanity—and the terrible price of eternal hunger. A dance between eros and death itself.