The Batman vs. Dracula

They're remaking and making legacy sequels for shit that are way older than that.

Yeah, like the Batman Part 1.

Yeah, maybe by the time it...

We'll save that for the Clayface episode.

No, no, no.

And he had previously directed The Tomorrow War, which I think we mentioned in our last episode on Lanterns because Dana Goldberg was a producer on that.

He also directed the Lego Batman movie and half of Moral Oral, the Adult Swim series.

He's also credited as a co-director for five dozen episodes of Robot Chicken.

I don't remember a lot of Dracula in DC comics.

It feels like that must have been a more, like, one-off sort of, "Let's do a Dracula issue." Brandon, did you work on Batman versus Dracula, the m- the movie?

Yeah.

Yeah.

yeah

and batman versus dracula those are two absolute bangers in my opinion you know because they are targeted towards kids but they do have kind of some scary elements to it you know like um for me like you know zombie island was the first time um And I think they even marketed it this way of like, this time the monsters are real.

Like, you know, and it's

so...

I've been sitting on this one for a bit as well.

And it is The Batman vs. Dracula, the 2005 direct-to-video and also shown on the Cartoon Network, I believe, movie.

It was released as a companion to the live-action Batman Begins.

Well, it barely began.

Apparently, while the series itself is out on Blu-ray, this movie is not.

And it's still an Academy ratio, and that's what we're seeing here.

So, The Batman vs. Dracula was released on...

October 18th, 2005 on DVD, premiered October 22nd, 2005 on television.