Observer film critic Rex Reed gives 'Renfield' zero stars for being loud, obnoxious, violent junk.

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.

NOW IN THEATERS! Chris McKay's Renfield is not a perfect movie by any means. There's a war waging within the film between the good elements and the bad. Ultimately, you will decide who wins, which is a weird way to watch a movie. Nicholas Hoult stars as the titular Renfield, the longsuffering man-servant to centuries-old Dracula (Nicolas

The Count outshines his titular familiar in 'Renfield,' a comedic and light-hearted take on Universal's famous classic monster.

Nicholas Hoult and Nicolas Cage are fun when playing Renfield and Dracula as a dysfunctional work relationship — shame about the rest of the movie.

Renfield isn't a classic monster movie, but there are plenty of eye-bugging moments in this neon-drenched, blood-soaked comedy horror.

The horror comedy, starring Cage and Nicholas Hoult, ribs the toxic vampire/familiar relationship, but is a tonal — and bloody — mess.

Nicolas Cage, Nicholas Hoult, Awkwafina, and Ben Schwartz co-star in "Renfield," a horror comedy from "Tomorrow War" director Chris McKay. Review.

Nicholas Hoult plays the title character, Dracula’s assistant, but it’s Nicolas Cage as the famous bloodsucker who steals the show.

The material that’s meant to beef up this story is so bland and underdeveloped, it makes Renfield feel like a sketch concept stretched thin to feature length.

Movie review, 'Renfield': This comedy about working for Dracula falls flat, except for Nicolas Cage's performance.

'Renfield' Review: Nicolas Cage and Nicholas Hoult in vampire comedy that doesn't sink its fangs very deep.

How does a Dracula movie starring Nicolas Cage fail to be scary or funny? By focusing on its one-joke premise. Our Renfield review: