'Renfield' review: Nicolas Cage goes big with Dracula, Awkwafina rules
"Renfield" sounds fun, with Nicholas Hoult tiring of serving Nicolas Cage's Dracula. But Awkwafina is the best thing about Chris McKay's campy movie.
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"Renfield" sounds fun, with Nicholas Hoult tiring of serving Nicolas Cage's Dracula. But Awkwafina is the best thing about Chris McKay's campy movie.
The director should have just let the stars run with this instead of trying to shoehorn in an actual plot
Chris McKay’s horror comedy, Renfield, lets its side character find his centre while trying to free himself from a monstrous partner.
Life can be tough. Between work, daily tasks, families, and other various activities, it can be somewhat overwhelming. Now imagine having to live a full
Nicholas Hoult stars as the title character in Renfield, a clumsy, bloody vampire horror-comedy that has Bram Stoker’s traditional Dracula lackey trying to escape their toxic relationship. In theaters April 14. With Awkwafina, Ben Schwartz, and Shohreh Aghdashloo.