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* {{Narm}}: It's a 90s FMV game, so no surprise there.
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* WhatAnIdiot: Alexander has his moments, most notably when he bungles up the simple task of guarding Juliet and Annisette by falling asleep and letting Dracula get to them. Though in that case it's implied Dracula used his power to cause him to go to sleep (You can see the mist under the door as he's looking after them). It's also implied this happened to others, since Van Helsing also chews them out for falling asleep.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The game overuses Carmina Burina as OminousLatinChanting to borderline [[{{Narm}} unintentional hilarity]], especially given that the lyrics are all about fate. However, as mentioned under NarmCharm, the final scene is synced ''perfectly'' with the song so that the second it picks up and slows down, the tension raises.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic:
** The game overuses Carmina Burina as OminousLatinChanting to borderline [[{{Narm}} unintentional hilarity]], especially given that the lyrics are all about fate. However, as mentioned under NarmCharm, the final scene is synced ''perfectly'' with the song so that the second it picks up and slows down, the tension raises.
** The game overuses Carmina Burina as OminousLatinChanting to borderline [[{{Narm}} unintentional hilarity]], especially given that the lyrics are all about fate. However, as mentioned under NarmCharm, the final scene is synced ''perfectly'' with the song so that the second it picks up and slows down, the tension raises.
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* WhatAnIdiot: Alexander has his moments, most notably when he bungles up the simple task of guarding Juliet and Annisette by falling asleep and letting Dracula get to them. Though in that case it's implied Dracula used his power to cause him to go to sleep (You can see the mist under the door as he's looking after them).
** It's also implied this happened to others, since Van Helsing also chews them out for falling asleep.
** It's also implied this happened to others, since Van Helsing also chews them out for falling asleep.
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* WhatAnIdiot: Alexander has his moments, most notably when he bungles up the simple task of guarding Juliet and Annisette by falling asleep and letting Dracula get to them. Though in that case it's implied Dracula used his power to cause him to go to sleep (You can see the mist under the door as he's looking after them).
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*CompleteMonster: {{Dracula}} is the same bloodthirsty vampire he has always been. He killed Arthur Holmwood and his wife and took Arthur's place. Dracula then goes on a killing spree, [[VampiricDraining draining the blood]] of his victims and [[ZombifyTheLiving transforming some of them into vampires]]. During the game, [[PlayerCharacter Alexander Morris]] arrives in London to investigate the death of his brother. Dracula first kills Doctor Briarcliffe and leaves his severed head, then he kills Juilet and turns her into a vampire, with her killing another person. Dracula also plans to turn Annisette Bowen into his [[AndNowYouMustMarryMe vampire queen]], so when Devlin kidnaps her, he goes after him. Dracula kills Devlin and reveals himself planning to kill Arthur and turn Annisette into a vampire. In some of the endings, Dracula ends up killing a majority of the characters, including forcing Annisette to kill Alexander.
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** The death of Dracula is absolutely hilarious. Alexander pulls down a ton of curtains to reveal multiple crucifixes on each wall, and on the Sega CD and PC versions, Alexander holds up the cross right as the O Fortuna chorus sings "[[{{Mondegreen}} So suck on this]]", and Dracula is replaced by an obvious puppet.
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** The death of Dracula is absolutely hilarious. Alexander pulls down a ton of curtains to reveal multiple crucifixes on each wall, and on the Sega CD and PC versions, Alexander holds up the cross right as the O Fortuna chorus sings "[[{{Mondegreen}} So "So suck on this]]", this", and Dracula is replaced by an obvious puppet.
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* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: The game overuses Carmina Burina as OminousLatinChanting to borderline [[{{Narm}} unintentional hilarity]], especially given that the lyrics are all about fate. However, as mentioned under NarmCharm, the final scene is synced ''perfectly'' with the song so that the second it picks up and slows down, the tension raises.
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* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The game overuses Carmina Burina as OminousLatinChanting to borderline [[{{Narm}} unintentional hilarity]], especially given that the lyrics are all about fate. However, as mentioned under NarmCharm, the final scene is synced ''perfectly'' with the song so that the second it picks up and slows down, the tension raises.
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* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: The game overuses Carmina Burina as OminousLatinChanting to borderline [[{{Narm}} unintentional hilarity]], especially given that the lyrics are all about fate. However, as mentioned under NarmCharm, the final scene is synced ''perfectly'' with the song so that the second it picks up and slows down, the tension raises.
** To say nothing of the finale in the remastered version, which ditches the stock music for a CaptainErsatz theme that is still timed ''very'' well.
** To say nothing of the finale in the remastered version, which ditches the stock music for a CaptainErsatz theme that is still timed ''very'' well.
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** Another wherein Dracula throws a cross at the ground and says "Helsing sends his regards. His ''final'' regards."
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** Another wherein has Dracula throws throw a cross at the ground and says say "Helsing sends his regards. His ''final'' regards."
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** First off, there was one where a lunatic yells "I'M SAAAAAAAANE!" as he strangles Alexander to death.
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** First off, there was one One where a lunatic yells "I'M SAAAAAAAANE!" as he strangles Alexander to death.
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** The death of Dracula. It's absolutely hilarious. Alexander pulls down a ton of curtains to reveal multiple crucifixes on each wall, and on the Sega CD and PC versions, Alexander holds up the cross right as the O Fortuna chorus sings "[[{{Mondegreen}} So suck on this]]", and Dracula is replaced by an obvious puppet.
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** The death of Dracula. It's Dracula is absolutely hilarious. Alexander pulls down a ton of curtains to reveal multiple crucifixes on each wall, and on the Sega CD and PC versions, Alexander holds up the cross right as the O Fortuna chorus sings "[[{{Mondegreen}} So suck on this]]", and Dracula is replaced by an obvious puppet.
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** The death of Dracula. It's absolutely hilarious. Alexander pulls down a ton of curtains to reveal multiple crucifixes, and on the Sega CD and PC versions, Alexander holds up the cross right as the O Fortuna chorus sings "[[{{Mondegreen}} So suck on this]]", and Dracula is replaced by an obvious puppet.
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** The death of Dracula. It's absolutely hilarious. Alexander pulls down a ton of curtains to reveal multiple crucifixes, crucifixes on each wall, and on the Sega CD and PC versions, Alexander holds up the cross right as the O Fortuna chorus sings "[[{{Mondegreen}} So suck on this]]", and Dracula is replaced by an obvious puppet.
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* SoBadItsGood: The hammy acting, exaggerated accents, and cheesy effects make going through this game worth it. It's actually considered one of the best FMV games from the 1990s for a mixture of this reason as well as being a passable followup to ''Dracula''.
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* SoBadItsGood: The hammy acting, exaggerated accents, and cheesy effects make going through this game worth it. It's actually considered one of the best FMV games from the 1990s for a mixture of this reason as well as being a passable followup to ''Dracula''.
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: The cab drivers and their crazy accents, thanks to Retsupurae.
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** The death of Dracula. It's absolutely hilarious from when on the Sega CD and PC versions, Alexander holds up the cross right as the O Fortuna chorus sings "[[{{Mondegreen}} So suck on this]]", and Dracula is replaced by an obvious puppet.
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** The death of Dracula. It's absolutely hilarious from when hilarious. Alexander pulls down a ton of curtains to reveal multiple crucifixes, and on the Sega CD and PC versions, Alexander holds up the cross right as the O Fortuna chorus sings "[[{{Mondegreen}} So suck on this]]", and Dracula is replaced by an obvious puppet.
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* NightmareFuel: Two game over endings are actually rather scary:
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* NightmareFuel: Two game over endings are actually rather scary:scary.
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* SoBadItsGood: The hammy acting, exaggerated accents, and cheesy effects make going through this game worth it. It's actually considered one of the best FMV games from the 1990s for a mixture of this reason as well as being a passable followup to Dracula.
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* SoBadItsGood: The hammy acting, exaggerated accents, and cheesy effects make going through this game worth it. It's actually considered one of the best FMV games from the 1990s for a mixture of this reason as well as being a passable followup to Dracula.''Dracula''.
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** It's also implied this happened to others, since Van Helsing also chews them out for falling asleep.
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** It's also implied this happened to others, since Van Helsing also chews them out for falling asleep.asleep.
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* NarmCharm:
** The death of Dracula. It's absolutely hilarious from when on the Sega CD and PC versions, Alexander holds up the cross right as the O Fortuna chorus sings "[[{{Mondegreen}} So suck on this]]", and Dracula is replaced by an obvious puppet.
** What's more hilarious is what happens if you don't bring the cross. Then Dracula pulls out Alexander's heart and he just falls over instantly. It's so fake it's awesome.
* NightmareFuel: Two game over endings are actually rather scary:
** First off, there was one where a lunatic yells "I'M SAAAAAAAANE!" as he strangles Alexander to death.
** Another wherein Dracula throws a cross at the ground and says "Helsing sends his regards. His ''final'' regards."
** The death of Dracula. It's absolutely hilarious from when on the Sega CD and PC versions, Alexander holds up the cross right as the O Fortuna chorus sings "[[{{Mondegreen}} So suck on this]]", and Dracula is replaced by an obvious puppet.
** What's more hilarious is what happens if you don't bring the cross. Then Dracula pulls out Alexander's heart and he just falls over instantly. It's so fake it's awesome.
* NightmareFuel: Two game over endings are actually rather scary:
** First off, there was one where a lunatic yells "I'M SAAAAAAAANE!" as he strangles Alexander to death.
** Another wherein Dracula throws a cross at the ground and says "Helsing sends his regards. His ''final'' regards."
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* WhatAnIdiot: Alexander has his moments, most notably when he bungles up the simple task of guarding Juliet and Annisette by falling asleep and letting Dracula get to them. Though in that case it's implied Dracula used his power to cause him to go to sleep (You can see the mist under the door as he's looking after them).
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* WhatAnIdiot: Alexander has his moments, most notably when he bungles up the simple task of guarding Juliet and Annisette by falling asleep and letting Dracula get to them. Though in that case it's implied Dracula used his power to cause him to go to sleep (You can see the mist under the door as he's looking after them).them).
** It's also implied this happened to others, since Van Helsing also chews them out for falling asleep.
** It's also implied this happened to others, since Van Helsing also chews them out for falling asleep.
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* SoBadItsGood: The hammy acting, exaggerated accents, and cheesy effects make going through this game worth it.
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* SoBadItsGood: The hammy acting, exaggerated accents, and cheesy effects make going through this game worth it. It's actually considered one of the best FMV games from the 1990s for a mixture of this reason as well as being a passable followup to Dracula.
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* WhatAnIdiot: Alexander has his moments, most notably when he bungles up the simple task of guarding Juliet and Annisette by falling asleep and letting Dracula get to them.
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* WhatAnIdiot: Alexander has his moments, most notably when he bungles up the simple task of guarding Juliet and Annisette by falling asleep and letting Dracula get to them. Though in that case it's implied Dracula used his power to cause him to go to sleep (You can see the mist under the door as he's looking after them).
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* SpecialEffectFailure: Mostly near the end when trying to show up the supernatural nature of the vampires. Plenty of cheap special effects. The DVD edition, with its cleaner video, makes these moments much more obvious.
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* SpecialEffectFailure: Mostly near the end when trying to show up the supernatural nature of the vampires. Plenty of cheap special effects. The DVD edition, with its cleaner video, makes these moments much more obvious.obvious.
* WhatAnIdiot: Alexander has his moments, most notably when he bungles up the simple task of guarding Juliet and Annisette by falling asleep and letting Dracula get to them.
* WhatAnIdiot: Alexander has his moments, most notably when he bungles up the simple task of guarding Juliet and Annisette by falling asleep and letting Dracula get to them.
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* {{Narm}}: It a 90s FMV game, so no surprise there.
* SoBadItsGood: See Narm.
* SoBadItsGood: See Narm.
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* {{Narm}}: It It's a 90s FMV game, so no surprise there.
* SoBadItsGood:See Narm.The hammy acting, exaggerated accents, and cheesy effects make going through this game worth it.
* SoBadItsGood:
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* {{Narm}}: It a 90s FMV game, so no surprise there.
* SoBadItsGood: See Narm.
* SpecialEffectFailure: Mostly near the end when trying to show up the supernatural nature of the vampires. Plenty of cheap special effects. The DVD edition, with its cleaner video, makes these moments much more obvious.
* SoBadItsGood: See Narm.
* SpecialEffectFailure: Mostly near the end when trying to show up the supernatural nature of the vampires. Plenty of cheap special effects. The DVD edition, with its cleaner video, makes these moments much more obvious.
