We continue or tradition of using Halloween as an excuse to talk about the classic Universal Horror movies. This time we go back to the movie that started it all! We are talking about DRACULA, starring Bela Lugosi in his star-making role, as well as the Spanish version of the same movie, which was made using the same script, sets and was filmed during the night shift, when the crew of the English-language version went home at night. How do these two seemingly identical movies compare and contrast? Listen to find out! 

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