The film claims a sort of fidelity to the well known parent text written by Bram Stoker with the posters and movie covers showing the title as Bram Stoker's Dracula, but the film itself is not concerned with absolute fidelity. Many of the scenes and plot lines are recognizable from Stoker's novel, but character presentation and overall plot structure have been tweaked and even completely overhauled in some respects. ==Sexuality and Love== ==Adaptation, Allusions, and Appropriation== ==References== Coppola, Francis Ford. Dracula. N. p., 1992. Film.> Contributor(s): Alexis Stephenson