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A 1979 comedy film directed by Stan Dragoti and starring George Hamilton ([[WTH Casting Agency|!?]]) as the tannest Count Dracula ever to appear on film. |
A 1979 comedy film directed by Stan Dragoti and starring George Hamilton ([[WTH? Casting Agency|!?]]) as the tannest Count Dracula ever to appear on film. |
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The world-weary count is evicted from his ancestral home by the (Communist) Romanian government and, along with his bug-eating assistant Renfield (Arte Johnson), travels to modern-day New York City in search of his soulmate, currently reincarnated as flaky fashion model Cindy Sondheim (Susan Saint James). In winning her heart, he must deal with bumbling assassination attempts from her long-suffering psychiatrist/quasi-boyfriend Jeffery Rosenberg (Richard Benjamin), who is "Fritz" Van Helsing's grandson. |
The world-weary count is evicted from his ancestral home by the (Communist) Romanian government and, along with his bug-eating assistant Renfield (Arte Johnson), travels to modern-day New York City in search of his soulmate, currently reincarnated as flaky fashion model Cindy Sondheim (Susan Saint James). In winning her heart, he must deal with bumbling assassination attempts from her long-suffering psychiatrist/quasi-boyfriend Jeffery Rosenberg (Richard Benjamin), who is "Fritz" Van Helsing's grandson. |
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* [[Badass Cape]] |
* [[Badass Cape]] |
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* [[Big Blackout]]: {{spoiler|New York City suffers one of these during the climax.}} |
* [[Big Blackout]]: {{spoiler|New York City suffers one of these during the climax.}} |
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* [[Bill Bill Junk Bill]] |
* [[Bill, Bill, Junk, Bill]] |
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* [[Black Cloak]] |
* [[Black Cloak]] |
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* [[Black Dude Dies First]]: The only corpse in sight, and he dies before the movie even ''starts''. |
* [[Black Dude Dies First]]: The only corpse in sight, and he dies before the movie even ''starts''. |
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* [[Bunny Ears Lawyer]]: Rosenberg knows how to pick locks using a credit card. |
* [[Bunny Ears Lawyer]]: Rosenberg knows how to pick locks using a credit card. |
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* [[Clumsy Copyright Censorship]]: In the VHS and DVD releases of the film, the disco song perfectly used in a crucial scene ("I Love The Nightlife") was replaced with some third-rate generic (and presumably royalty-free) tune. |
* [[Clumsy Copyright Censorship]]: In the VHS and DVD releases of the film, the disco song perfectly used in a crucial scene ("I Love The Nightlife") was replaced with some third-rate generic (and presumably royalty-free) tune. |
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* [[Cursed with Awesome]] |
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* [[Dracula]] |
* [[Dracula]] |
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* [[Fake Nationality]]: An in-universe example: Rosenberg the psychiatrist adapted that name "for professional reasons." |
* [[Fake Nationality]]: An in-universe example: Rosenberg the psychiatrist adapted that name "for professional reasons." |
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