Shot on the same sets as Tod Browning’s Dracula and released in the same year, Universal’s Spanish-language take on Bram Stoker’s novel is, in some circles, considered to be the superior film. Carlos Villara­as gives Bela Lugosi a run for his money as the iconic bloodsucker in a Stoker adaptation that’s more sexually charged than its English-language counterpart. Join Brooklyn Horror for a special screening of this largely overlooked film featuring a live score from BHFF mainstays The Flushing Remonstrance. -Matt Barone