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Renfield

2023 · Film · 93 min

Directed by Chris McKay

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Having grown sick and tired of his centuries as Dracula's lackey, Renfield finds a new lease on life — and maybe even redemption — when he falls for feisty, perennially angry traffic cop Rebecca Quincy.

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  1. PositivealternatetwoMar 16, 2026

    Recent good movies, just going in release order off my letterboxd, although I have to be careful to include only "Hollywood" here:

    - 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple - beautifully shot and a beautiful theme about what humanity is

    - One Battle After Another - it's PTA, all his movies are good

    - Bugonia - incredible dark comedy

    - Weapons - fun little horror comedy movie

    - Sinners - just won an oscar for the soundtrack, not a perfect movie but a fun watch with some incredible scenes

    - Companion

    - Nosferatu - incredibly atmospheric

    - The Surfer - total trip with good old Nicholas Cage

    - Love Lies Bleeding - just a fun, a bit crazy movie

    - Dream Scenario - another trippy Cage movie

    - Poor Things

    - Oppenheimer ...

    - Renfield

    - The Menu

    - The Banshees of Insherin

    - Barbarian (same director as Weapons)

    - Prey

    - Bullet Train - fun action movie

    - The Northman

    - The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent

    - Everything Everywhere All At Once

    - The Invisible Man - most effective horror movie I've ever seen

    - The Gentlemen

    - Joker -how close can you get to looking like Taxi Driver without being Taxi Driver ...

    - The Vast of Night - some scenes that really draw you in and pretty nostalgic

    in 2019 now, so I won't continue, but there are plenty of good movies made nowadays, and I won't say I've seen even a close amount of them from the past few years. Of course I'm watching these at home, not in theatres, so that's certainly an argument.

  2. NeutralSideburnsOfDoomApr 19, 2023

    is this tangential publicity for the current Renfield movie, which has Nicolas Cage as Dracula? A meaty role that his extravagant style surely suits.

  3. NeutraltrgftrgApr 15, 2023