I love Vincent Price and the classics (Bela Lugosi), but I like the cornball flick's too: love the scene in Bram Stoker's version of
Dracula (Keanu Reeves, 1992) where he introduces himself softly, with an accent so strong, you can't quite make out the hard "C" consonant:
"I am ...Derragula..."
Kind of a disconnected story flow, but has some high points, like when Keanu Reeves first approaches the Count's castle for the first time in the night, wolves making "music" all around ("dee cheel-deren of dee night").
