Summary of Bram Stokers Horny Dracula - Caravan Of Garbage

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In the video "Bram Stoker's Horny Dracula - Caravan Of Garbage", the speaker discusses their recollections of the 1992 horror movie Dracula. They comment on the imagery in the movie as being both terrifying and horny, and regret having watched it as a kid. The speaker also acknowledges the popularity of the movie, citing its use of symbolism, lighting, and effects, as well as its star power. Meanwhile, the hosts in a separate segment of the video analyze the costume and prop design, special effects, and any behind-the-scenes stories associated with the movie. They generally find the film to be enjoyable and worth checking out, although they express dislike for some aspects and characters. The speaker, in turn, finds the movie to be both unique and enjoyable, despite its horny and haughty elements.

• 00:00:00 In this section of a YouTube video titled "Bram Stokers Horny Dracula - Caravan Of Garbage", the narrator reminisces on seeing the 1992 horror movie Dracula as a child. They find the imagery in the movie to be terrifying and horny, and express regret that they watched it as a kid. They also comment on the movie's popularity, noting that it is based on a book and that it retains its popularity through elements such as symbolism, lighting, and effects. The narrator then dives deep into their thoughts on the movie, expressing admiration for the cast, including Keanu Reeves and Gary Oldman, and analyzing the use of accent and other elements to enhance the characterizations. They conclude by expressing their enjoyment of the movie, despite its somewhat horny and haughty elements.
• 00:05:00 In this section, the speaker discusses the costume design for the movie "Bram Stoker's Horny Dracula - Caravan of Garbage." The costume designer, Ico Ishioka, normally does sets but decided to go with a more unconventional design for the movie. The costumes were a mixture of armors, lapels, glasses, and a big top hat. The studio was unhappy with the budget, which was originally going entirely into costuming, and requested the building of sets instead. The speaker then talks about the special effects in the movie, which were done through model work, rear projection, and force perspective. They discuss the blue circular flames optical effect, which was done through model work and rear projection. The speaker also mentions some minor examples of special effects, such as the train going across in the distance with a big book in front of it.
• 00:10:00 In this section of the video, the hosts discuss the props used in the film "Bram Stoker's Dracula" and joke about trapping Dracula in a big book. They also comment on the various forms Dracula takes and the combination of charisma and "horny scenarios" that make him a sexy character. The hosts then discuss the love story in the film and the sympathetic portrayal of Dracula, despite his evil actions. They criticize the ending where Dracula is redeemed by God and express their dislike for his character. The hosts also mention interesting trivia about the film, including the tension between Gary Oldman and Winona Ryder during filming. Overall, they find Dracula to be too horny and deserving of his demise.
• 00:15:00 In this section, the hosts discuss some behind-the-scenes stories about the making of Bram Stoker's Dracula. They mention how Gary Oldman would play pranks on set, including flashing a zucchini at Winona Ryder during a scene. They also mention that the film struggled to get an appropriate rating due to its sexual nature and had to remove 20 minutes of gore. Despite some initial concerns, the film ended up being a hit at the box office, earning nearly $216 million. The hosts also discuss how the film sparked a wave of monster movie remakes in the '90s. Overall, they find the film weird but enjoyable and recommend checking it out.
• 00:20:00 In this section of the transcript, the speaker discusses their desire to see a video of Bram Stoker's Horny Dracula before it is released, and their thoughts on the potential creation of a time loop or paradox. They mention the website bigsandwich.com, where additional movie commentaries and bonus podcasts can be found. They also discuss their presence on social media platforms such as Twitter, where they provide commentary on movies, comics, and TV shows. The speaker expresses their interest in hiking and their dislike of rats. Finally, they mention their satisfaction with the conclusion of a video they were watching before the transcript starts.