When the crew of a salvage spacecraft come across the hulk of The Demeter, lost for 50 years, drifting in space, all they can see is a nice fat bonus paycheck. On boarding the craft, however, and finding no crew, but a cargo hold full of coffins, their nightmares are about to begin.....
Or should have been. Unfortunately this is a badly written, badly acted and badly directed update of the Bram Stoker original. The cast on a whole are dreadful, especially Coolio as 187; I've seen trees act better! Udo Kier is the only cast member who at least tries, and he is only seen in flashback as the Demeter's captain.
And surely in the 29th Century, Dracula would not still be wearing a cape.
This film falls into "it's so bad, it's awful" category.
If you want vampire films, stick to Lugosi, Chris Lee and Oldman.
Avoid this one like vampires avoid garlic. Stoker must be turning in his grave.
"Ah.....children of the night, what beautiful music they make"