12 MP3 Audio clips from Dracula: Dead and Loving It (1995)
Mel Brooks wrote and starred in this spoof of the classic horror movie. Leslie Nielsen stars as Count Dracula, the leader of a parasitic community who are interested in one thing and one thing alone... your blood!
Mel Brooks wrote and starred in this spoof of the classic horror movie. Leslie Nielsen stars as Count Dracula, the leader of a parasitic community who are interested in one thing and one thing alone... your blood!
Just what is the fascination Americans have for the way we Brits pronounce the word "scheduled?" Yes, it has a C in it, but it's silent. OKAY?!
Villager #1
You are going on tonight?
Thomas Renfield
Yes, I'm going to the castle.
Villagers
The castle!
Thomas Renfield
Yes, I'm scheduled to meet Count Dracula.
Villagers
Dracula!
Villager #2
Scheduled?
Clip 2
This villager has a strange (and slightly annoying) habit of grabbing her throat and making her voice wobble when she speaks.
Villager
Yes. They take the form of wolves or bats and puncture the throats of their victims with their teeth and drink their blood.
Clip 3
Thomas has been awoken by two scantily-clad and really very sexy vampires. He puts up a fight but, ultimately, his protests are wasted.
Thomas Renfield
Who are you people? I... I'll have you know that's my knee you're straddling! No, stop, stop it at once. Oh, ha, no, no, this is wrong! This is wrong! This is wrong, do you hear me? Wrong! This is... wrong me, wrong me! Wrong my brains out! Oh, it's...
Clip 4
Either the usher is irretrievably stupid or Count Dracula has messed up with his use of hypnosis. I'm going to opt for the latter, I think.
Usher
Hello, can I help you, sir?
Count Dracula
Yes, you may help me. Doctor Seward is in the next box. It is imperative that I meet with him alone. You will tell him there is a message for him in the lobby.
User
A message for Doctor Seward in the lobby.
Count Dracula
Good, now go.
Usher
Message in the lobby for Doctor Seward.
Count Dracula
And you will remember nothing of what I tell you.
[The USHER opens the curtains to DOCTOR SEWARD'S box, looks blankly at the occupants and then pulls them shut again, turning to look at COUNT DRACULA]
Usher
Hello, can I help you, sir?
Count Dracula
Can I help you, sir? What is the matter with you? Why did you not tell him?
Usher
About what?
Count Dracula
About the message.
Usher
For whom?
Count Dracula
Never mind, I will tell him myself. And for your miserable performance, you will receive no tip.
Usher
No tip?
Count Dracula
Oh, that you remember.
Clip 5
A conniption fit is the old-fashioned phrase for being hysterical. And I'm not sure how an enema would cure poor McManus. But then, I'm not a 19th century doctor.
Martin
Doctor Seward?
Doctor Seward
Yes?
Martin
Mr. Renfield is here.
Doctor Seward
Oh, good. Send him up, Martin.
Martin
Oh, McManus... the patient in the west wing?
Doctor Seward
Yes?
Martin
He's havin' a conniption fit.
Doctor Seward
Oh. Give him an enema.
Martin
An enema?
Doctor Seward
Yes. It'll give him a feeling of accomplishment.
Martin
Yes, sir.
Clip 6
Never let it be said that Professor Van Helsing doesn't have a sense of humour. His favourite game is to see how many medical students he can make faint during their first autopsy.
Professor Van Helsing
Gentlemen, you are about to observe your first autopsy. It is not unusual for some members of the freshman class to feel a bit faint during this procedure. So this is where we begin to separate our future physicians from those who just wanna play doctor. Now, first things first. We uncover the corpse.
[The first medical student falls to the floor]
We make an incision from the groin, to the upper chest cavity.
[Another two medical students fall to the floor]
There. Now, as I open the abdominal wall, you will observe that the organs have gone from a nice, healthy pink to a disgusting green.
[More students faint and succumb to gravity]
We must check the intestines for pathological clues. So. Here, pass it along. Don't worry, there's plenty to go around.
[All but one student still standing now join their colleagues on the floor]
Clip 7
Professor Van Helsing is being given a message by his faithful nurse. He's needed by Doctor Seward. It's an e-meeerge-en-cy!
Nurse
Well, I have a message for you from Doctor Seward.
Professor Van Helsing
A message from Doctor Seward? What does he say?
Nurse
He wants you to come to Whitby immediately. It's an emergency.
Professor Van Helsing
An emergency?
Nurse
Mm-hmm. Yes, sir. An emergency.
Clip 8
This is just silly. But very, very funny.
Professor Van Helsing
And if she dies a victim of this unspeakable creature, she will become one herself.
Doctor Seward / Jonathan
What?
Professor Van Helsing
She will become one herself.
Clip 9
A classic line. Gynaecologist. Hand in. Get it? Hand... in? Because a gynaecologist...
Doctor Seward
Oh, Count Dracula, allow me to introduce Professor Abraham Van Helsing of London University. He's a doctor of rare diseases, as well as theology and philosophy.
Professor Van Helsing
And gynaecology.
Doctor Seward
Oh, I didn't know you had your hand in that, too.
Clip 10
Professor Van Helsing might sound confused but he's actually very certain. It's yes. Or no. But he's leaning towards yes.
Jonathan
Are you saying that Count Dracula is our vampire?
Professor Van Helsing
Yes! And no.
Jonathan
Then what are you saying?
Professor Van Helsing
I'm saying no, but I'm leaning towards yes.
Doctor Seward
Then you're saying yes.
Professor Van Helsing
No.
Doctor Seward
Then it's no.
Professor Van Helsing
Not necessarily.
Jonathan
You sound dubious.
Professor Van Helsing
No, I'm positive.
Jonathan
Of what?
Professor Van Helsing
My theory!
Jonathan
And that would be?
Professor Van Helsing
The theory of yes, or no.
Clip 11
For the record, despite how Hollywood would depict us, British men are not sexually repressed. We're not all like Hugh Grant. Actually, probably not a great example, that one.
Lucy
Jonathan, let me kiss you. Let me show you the deep, raw passion of unbridled sexual frenzy.
Jonathan
Uh, but, Lucy, I'm British.
Lucy
But so are these!
Jonathan
Lucy!
Clip 12
Driving a stake through a vampire's heart is the only true way to kill it. Apparently. And it has to be a stake... not a steak. That wouldn't work. Unless it was a Tomahawk, I guess.
Professor Van Helsing
Now place the point of the stake directly over her heart.
Jonathan
Right.
Professor Van Helsing
And hit as hard as you can. WAIT!
[PROFESSOR HELSING runs for cover]
NOW!
[A veritable geyser of blood erupts from LUCY'S body]