Dracula's Widow

About This Movie

Dracula's Widow is a curious mix of horror and thriller that leans heavily into the atmosphere of its waxworks setting. The practical effects hold up pretty well for its time, giving life to a rather creepy vibe as Vanessa, Dracula’s wife, comes back from the dead. The pacing has some uneven moments, but the tension builds nicely as she stalks Raymond through his museum of horrors. The performances are a mixed bag, with some memorable moments that add to the film's peculiar charm. It captures a certain essence of late '80s horror, blending the supernatural with a touch of dark humor, which makes it oddly distinctive. Definitely not your run-of-the-mill vampire flick.

Features practical effects that enhance the creepy atmosphere. · Set in a wax museum that adds a unique twist to the vampire lore. · Uneven pacing but maintains a certain charm throughout.