With very striking visuals and very suggestive scenes, Francis Ford Coppola's Bram Stoker's Dracula continues to be considered the official version closest to the book, and although that's saying a lot, the performances of Gary Oldman and Anthony Hopkins make it something very interesting to watch. In general, they delve deeply into the suffering of poor Vlad and his Elizabeta, but when it goes full-on with terror and blood, very impactful things come out. The way they visually handle the count and his different "attires" are all stunning. Unfortunately, with so much eroticism, this couldn't, not even as a joke, be shown to children to see how traumatized they get, a shame—a missed opportunity.