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Dracula: Dead and Loving It (1995) - 1 correction

Directed by Mel Brooks, starring Amy Yasbeck, Leslie Nielsen, Mel Brooks, Peter MacNicol (add more)

Genres: Comedy, Horror

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At the end of the movie as Dracula is about to bite Mina, Prof. Van Helsing rips a hole in the nearby window, letting light through, before pulling a nearby chain to open the blinds on the window. Then it shifts to Dracula, and when it comes back to Van Helsing, the blinds are shut. When Dracula turns into a bat and flies to the rafter, the blinds are open again. [Actually Prof. Van Helsing is standing in front of a boarded up window. The blinds are on a window higher up. You can see this by the angle of the burn lines on Dracula, and you see Dracula looking upward toward the blinds.]
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