Second only to the Bela Lugosi version of Dracula (1931) in setting the image of Dracula in contemporary popular culture was the first of the Hammer Films Dracula movies starring Christopher Lee. Originally released as Dracula (1958), it subsequently was released in the United States as The Hor...
Compare his hilarious turn in "Always Be My Maybe," or his impressive physical performances in the "John Wick" movies to, say, "Bram Stoker's Dracula" wherein he struggles to keep his British accent. Moreso than his acting, though, Reeves seems to be loved for being a fathomlessly ...