Dracula 2000

I'll show them how it's really done.

And I feel like, at least from my perspective, he went in there and he like... made stuff that like in my opinion was like on the level of or worse than like what he was criticizing but he did like at um at one point like list like his most hated movies i think there's like a list of five movies of that time that he thought were terrible and uh uh i'm gonna read them to you because you might be surprised by some of them oh okay so okay the first one we have here is dracula 2000

why did i have that movie on my mind right now i was literally when you said early 2000s like dracula 2000 yeah i love that movie

yeah he's got that in there i you know what i watched that recently i don't like it i think that it's it's Well, I

love my memory of the movie, and I'm going to hold on to that.

Like, it's been a while since I've seen the Psycho remake, but I know, like, I just...

I get really tired of it whenever I've put it on.

And I wasn't crazy about Dracula 2000, but...

What movie?

Dracula 2000.

Yes, Dracula 2000.

Dragolia.

Yes.

I'm just comparing the kind of vibe you get from all these vampire movies.

Wes Craven did like a trilogy, like Dracula 2000 and a couple of those.

Those are fun, too.

Those remind me of this.

I love any dipping into vampire mythos.

I don't care.

I mean, we've done Dracula so many damn times.

Yeah.

Right then.

Dracula 2000 is the one I'm thinking of with the 709 chick and all the pretty boy cast.

The other one I'm thinking of is a piece of shit.

So what did they do? Dracula 2000, I think it was.

Dracula, yeah, whatever it was called.

That one.

Because I like that Gerard Butler, he's handsome.

This is the most attractive I've ever seen him since maybe Dracula 2000.

Yes, I agree.

Nothing is hotter than that.

The tempo of the track is dialed back, the intensity of Tom's screaming allows itself some time to grow while lyrically Kerry references the seven deadly sins and the lacing of them together in the human spirit.

Bloodline was developed earlier by the band for the soundtrack to the Dracula 2000 movie, and was the song that won Matt Hyde the job as producer for the album.

Stylistically, it can be heard to be a departure from most of the tracks on this album.

It is not as fast or intensely riffed or sung.

And I have to read the one review that's on here.

Is that a sequel to Dracula 2000? I don't think it has anything to do with it.

But I have to read the one review that's on here.

Has the production value of a Cinemax softcore porno.

I want to make a video, but I never show up on the video.

They do that in Dracula 2000, which is, I've mentioned on the show before, not a great movie, but a movie I really enjoy.

There's a scene where Jerry Ryan from Star Trek Voyager is a reporter, and she's reporting on this crashed plane, which she doesn't realize had Dracula in it.

And so you're seeing it.