Dracula III: Legacy

Dracula III: Legacy follows the vampire hunters Father Uffizi and Luke as they travel through Romania, a country torn apart by civil war, in pursuit of Dracula. Luke is searching for Elizabeth, the woman he loves, while Uffizi is driven by his own reasons for wanting to destroy the vampire. In the chaos of the conflict, they find that local warlords are supplying victims to Dracula's castle, where the vampires feed on them. Uffizi must also contend with an infection that is slowly turning him into a vampire himself.

Patrick Lussier directs and co-wrote the screenplay with Joel Soisson. It is the third entry in the Dracula series Lussier began with Dracula 2000, followed by Dracula II: Ascension in 2003, and it precedes several later films in his directing career, including White Noise 2: The Light and My Bloody Valentine. Jason Scott Lee stars as Father Uffizi, with Jason London as Luke, Rutger Hauer as Dracula, Diane Neal as Elizabeth Blaine, Alexandra Wescourt as Julia Hughes and Claudiu Bleonţ as Bogdan. The film runs 86 minutes and was made for a budget of 10 million USD.

Audience response has been modest: it holds a rating of 4.6/10 from around 3,600 votes on IMDb and 4.9/10 from 131 votes on TMDB. A small sample of critics rated it 5/10, placing it close to the audience scores.