Here is the saury film and television recommendation, today to share with you a classic vampire movie, "Four Hundred Years of Thrilling"
In 1462, when the Turks attacked Europe and Romania, and then the fall of Constantinople, threatening the entire Christian world, there was a Sacred Dragon Warrior in ChuanSovonia named Dracula, who led an army to fight the Turks to the death in order to maintain Christian rule. Under Dracula's leadership, the Church army was victorious, but when he returned triumphantly, he found that his beloved princess was devastated by the rumors spread by the enemy that he had died in battle, and threw herself into the river.
Witnessing the departure of his lover, Dracula was deeply saddened. At this time, the Church said that according to Christian doctrine, the soul of the princess who committed suicide by throwing herself into the river could not ascend to heaven; the Church's words angered Dracula; his faithful service to God and the Church, but he got such an end, so he turned his anger with the Church and God, made a big fuss in the church, stabbed the sword into the statue of Christ, and swore to drink blood for a living, to be loyal to the devil, and to take revenge with all the evil forces. Hatred and anger cause Dracula to join the devil and become a vampire.
Four centuries later, in London in 1897, a young lawyer Jonathan (played by the handsome brother Keanu Reeves) received a distant commission from Chuansovania, which was a good opportunity for him to be promoted and raised, so he bid farewell to his fiancée Mina and set out to go to Chuansovian.
The Duke who entrusted Jonathan was none other than Dracula, who had lived for four hundred years. After some boating, Jonathan came to Dracula's castle, and the eerie castle made him feel very unnatural, especially the bloodless and eerie duke in front of him, which made Jonathan a little uneasy.
The Duke Gentleman received Jonathan politely and told him consciously or unconsciously about his family's past, and the atmosphere seemed to be good.
However, after dinner, the Duke inadvertently saw a picture of Jonathan's fiancée Mina, and his eyes revealed excitement that had not been seen in four hundred years, and he looked at Mina, who had exactly the same appearance as his beloved wife, and fell into excitement, he was convinced that Mina was the reincarnation of his beloved wife. So his eyes were cold again; looking at Jonathan, the reunion across reincarnation, he had waited for four hundred years, and this time he would not give up.
He offered to let Jonathan live here for a month, and couldn't refuse, what a domineering duke!
Dracula prepares to go to London to find Mina, and he has the castle dug up and taken away, which is the source of his strength. He warned Jonathan not to wander to other parts of the castle, but Jonathan, who was inexplicably detained, was somewhat disgusted with the Count, he did not care, or ran to other places, and then Jonathan was seduced by the banshees in the castle, and when the banshees were about to kill Jonathan, the Count rushed to stop the banshees, and he wanted to imprison Jonathan, at which point Jonathan learned the earl's true face, the vampire.
Jonathan is thus imprisoned in the castle, where Dracula lets the banshees watch over him and consume his life. Dracula himself was buried in the mud of the castle and boarded a ship bound for London.
Dracula's arrival awakens the dark forces of London, and the first thing he does when he arrives in London is to attack Mina's girlfriend, Lucy.
Dracula then transforms into a personable prince and goes to talk to Mina in an attempt to awaken memories of Mina's past life.
Here, Lucy's bloodlust symptoms are getting worse, and his family invites Frankenstein Van Helsing to see her; after Van Helsing has given Lucy a blood transfusion, he insists that Lucy was attacked by a demon and begins to investigate the matter.
Meanwhile, Jonathan escapes from the castle, and he travels down the river to a monastery, and sensing that something is wrong, he immediately writes to Mina to marry him. Mina received the letter and rushed to marry Jonathan.
Furious to learn of this, Dracula became angry with Mina's girlfriend, brutally murdered her and turned her into a vampire; Van Helsing and the others subdued her by means to prevent Lucy from harming people.
Van Helsing also discovers that the demon who attacked Lucy is Dracula, and after Dracula has come to London, he talks to jonathan and his wife, hoping that they will join the fight against Dracula, and at the same time he gathers his men to burn the dirt where his power is sourced, but Dracula turns into a wisp of green smoke and comes to Mina, who wants to take Mina away and tries to awaken all her memories. Just as Dracula was about to succeed, the crowd arrived and stopped Dracula.
Van Helsing and the others, in order to completely eliminate Dracula, must get rid of Dracula before he returns to the castle.
In the end, Van Helsing and his party prevented Dracula from returning to the castle before sunset and severely injured Dracula; but at this time Mina had fully awakened her memory, and she covered Dracula's entry into the castle despite the persuasion of everyone; the badly injured Dracula looked at his reincarnated wife, because of his love for her, he could not bear to let her fall into the same endless darkness as himself, so she grabbed Mina's hand and stabbed the sword into her chest; because of this love beyond reincarnation, Dracula touched God, and God forgiven his sins. And redeemed his soul, Mina also transformed back into a human, and the film ends here.
"Four Hundred Years of Thrill" is a classic vampire movie with a strong gothic style, with textured scene layout, eerie vampire image, handsome men and beautiful women's lineup, and Dracula's persistent love beyond reincarnation, etc., are impressive, and it is a movie worth watching!