Resurrecting the Legacy: Dracula: Rise of the Vampire Reimagines Hammer Horror for a New Generation | HNN
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Resurrecting the Legacy: Dracula: Rise of the Vampire Reimagines Hammer Horror for a New Generation | HNN


Bayview Entertainment is thrilled to announce the upcoming March 2026 release of DRACULA: RISE OF THE VAMPIRE, a visceral new vision of terror that bridges the gap between gritty modern horror and the beloved legacy of British gothic cinema.

The Hunt Begins
When a sadistic satanic cult orchestrates a bloodthirsty massacre within the hallowed walls of a London church, their goal is singular: the resurrection of Count Dracula. To thwart a looming vampire apocalypse, disgraced former detective Gabriel Lee is forced out of exile. Reunited with his estranged ex-partner, Lee must navigate a nightmare of shadows and silver to bury the undead once and for all.

A Modern Homage to Hammer Horror
Written and directed by Dean Meadows, the film is designed as both a “heartfelt homage” to the Hammer Film Productions classics and a bold evolution of the genre. Fans can expect a “gripping drama” fueled by high-stakes action and the return of iconic legacy characters that have defined vampire lore for decades.

Cast & Crew
The film features a powerhouse ensemble of genre veterans and rising talent:
Starring: Eileen Daly (Razor Blade Smile), Tayah Kansik, and Emma Fletcher.
Written & Directed By: Dean Meadows.

DRACULA: RISE OF THE VAMPIRE marks the beginning of an ambitious new chapter in British horror. Prepare for a hunt where the stakes are life, death, and eternal damnation.

Resurrecting the Legacy: Dracula: Rise of the Vampire Reimagines Hammer Horror for a New Generation | HNN

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