Herzog put his idiosyncratic stamp on this remake of FW Murnau's 1922 silent horror classic. Klaus Kinski is the famous Count, all bald head, sunken eyes, talon-like nails and visible, snaggly fangs, constantly decaying as time passes. When he develops a bloodthirsty lust for Jonathan Harker's (Bruno Ganz) wife Lucy (Isabelle Adjani), the pair must race to see who can get to her first - Dracula all the while escorted by thousands of rats (white rats that Herzog famously had painted grey). Magnificently filmed and relentlessly menacing, Herzog's version is both reverential and typically unique.

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