Dracula: Dead and Loving It is a 1995 horror-comedy film directed by Mel Brooks. The movie follows the story of the infamous vampire Count Dracula, played by Leslie Nielsen. When a young lawyer named Jonathan Harker is sent by his firm to negotiate the sale of an English estate to Count Dracula, he quickly realizes that something is off about the charming and enigmatic aristocrat.
As the days pass, Harker finds himself falling under Dracula's hypnotic spell, and begins to help the vampire find fresh victims to feed upon. Meanwhile, the people of London are being terrorized by a series of mysterious deaths, each one marked by a bite on the victim's neck.
Enter Dr. Abraham Van Helsing, a renowned vampire hunter and expert in the supernatural. Along with Harker's fiancée Mina, they set out to stop Dracula from his reign of terror and end his existence once and for all.
Throughout the film, Brooks employs his signature brand of humor and parody to poke fun at classic horror tropes and cliches. Nielsen's performance as Dracula is a particular highlight, blending equal parts menace and humor to create a character both frightening and entertaining.
Despite mixed reviews upon its initial release, Dracula: Dead and Loving It has gained a cult following and is often cited as a cult classic among fans of horror-comedy.