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Nadja

Play trailer Poster for Nadja R,  1995,  1h 35m,  Horror Play Trailer Watchlist
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71% Tomatometer 31 Reviews 67% Popcornmeter 1,000+ Ratings
After her father, Dracula, is killed, vampire Nadja (Elina Lowensohn) launches a feud against her father's murderer, Dr. Van Helsing (Peter Fonda). Nadja begins her revenge by attempting to seduce Van Helsing's daughter, Lucy (Galaxy Craze). But Van Helsing has also recruited Lucy's twin brother (Jared Harris), his son (Martin Donovan) and his other children to bring down the vampires. As the family conspires against Nadja, she proves that she won't be so easily defeated.
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Nadja approaches the Dracula legend from an idiosyncratic angle - and with just enough visual style to overcome uneven storytelling.

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Kevin Thomas Los Angeles Times Oct 8, 2018
In the title role of Michael Almereyda's "Nadja," an elegant, witty but also sometimes tedious spin on the legend of Dracula, Elina Lowensohn is a black-caped beauty with a bold Frida Kahlo face. Go to Full Review
Kim Newman Empire Magazine Oct 20, 2009
2/5
Not without interest, but less satisfying than even an average Hammer horror. Go to Full Review
Jonathan Rosenbaum Chicago Reader Oct 20, 2009
This offbeat horror item works much better as a dreamy mood piece with striking poetic images and as a semicomic appreciation of a few quintessential low-budget actors than as straight-ahead storytelling. Go to Full Review
Romey Norton DMovies Aug 6, 2026
3/5
Stylish, eccentric and occasionally deliciously weird, it is a film for audiences who like their horror served with humour and their vampires with personality. Go to Full Review
Laura Clifford Reeling Reviews Mar 16, 2026
B-
Michael Almereyda's 1994 take on "Dracula's Daughter" has received a stunning 4K director's cut restoration, the better to admire the visages of Romanian actress Elina Löwensohn and 'whatever-happened-to' Galaxy Craze, this film's love interest Lucy... Go to Full Review
Shayna Davis MovieJawn Mar 7, 2026
All in all, Nadja successfully serves as a spiritual sequel to Dracula while still being a total mood piece. Go to Full Review
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Leia G Nov 8, 2018 Nadja opens in modern-day Manhattan, where there are apparently all sorts of vampires and zombies roaming around. One such is the venerable Dracula (although he doesn't last more than ten minutes into the film), while others include his daughter Nadja and her twin brother Edgar.Dr. Van Helsing a nutcase vampire-killer acting like an aging hippie who dropped too much acid during the '60s, has driven a stake through Dracula's heart and is now after the kids. Helping him in his quest is his nephew. Nadja is atmospheric and the deadpan tongue in cheek humor serves it well but the film is too mashed up in various genres to really stand out. However, this is a good, rarely known Vampire movie that will be a good entertainment option for the night. See more
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Synopsis After her father, Dracula, is killed, vampire Nadja (Elina Lowensohn) launches a feud against her father's murderer, Dr. Van Helsing (Peter Fonda). Nadja begins her revenge by attempting to seduce Van Helsing's daughter, Lucy (Galaxy Craze). But Van Helsing has also recruited Lucy's twin brother (Jared Harris), his son (Martin Donovan) and his other children to bring down the vampires. As the family conspires against Nadja, she proves that she won't be so easily defeated.
Director
Michael Almereyda
Producer
Mary Sweeney, Amy Hobby
Screenwriter
Michael Almereyda
Production Co
Kino Link Company
Rating
R
Genre
Horror
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Aug 25, 1995, Limited
Release Date (DVD)
Sep 27, 2005
Runtime
1h 35m
Sound Mix
Surround
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