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Great performances from Nicholas Hoult, Awkwafina and even Nicolas Cage as Dracula aren't enough to save this lacklustre new vampire film, writes Caryn James.

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Get ready, because there’s yet another new take on Dracula. But no need to brace yourself, because Renfield feels surprisingly fresh. 

“Renfield” has fine, crafty actors in its corner. The reliable Nicolas Cage, a guy who always gives 110%, is in there, sprinkling delightful expressions ...

“Renfield” is a cheeky homage to the vampire genre that blends horror and comedy into a beyond-bloody cocktail, starring Nicholas Hoult and Nicolas Cage.

The violent R-rated comedy Renfield stars Nicolas Cage as Dracula and Nicholas Hoult as the titular familiar. Read our review here.

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

Nicholas Hoult tries to escape Nic Cage's Dracula. Read Empire's review.

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With Nicholas Hoult in the title role and Nicolas Cage as Dracula, "Renfield" gets a lot of gory entertainment out of its one-joke concept.

With the release of Chris McKay’s Renfield, Nicolas Cage joins the likes of Bela Lugosi, Christopher Lee, Gary Oldman and Adam Sandler, who have all…

Of course, Nic Cage as Dracula is pretty damn good.

The vampire comedy is bouncy, clever, fun, and extremely bloody, but dramatically inert.

As the Count from “Sesame Street” would say, “TWO stars! Ah, ah, ah.”

There isn’t a genuine shred of originality anywhere in sight.

A sideways look at what it’s like to work for Dracula isn’t the worst idea. But if you’ve seen ‘What We Do in the Shadows,’ you’ve seen it funnie...

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

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.

Let it never be said that Nicolas Cage doesn’t deliver fair value every time he pops up on screen. Challenging indie dramedy, chewy support in an A-picture...

'Renfield' is frustratingly dialed into the notion of steeping Cage’s manic intensity in thick blankets of winking irony.

It sucks.

He may be off-screen for a large part of Renfield, but the actor gives a barnstorming performance as Dracula.

In “Renfield,” a misfire in every way imaginable, at least Nicolas Cage seems to be having fun.

Suffering from genre dysphoria, Renfield has all elements in place for a hilarious comedy but ultimately takes itself just a little too seriously for its con...

Renfield is a #NotAllMonsters comedy that struggles mightily to maintain its one good idea

Nicholas Hoult and Nicolas Cage work perfectly in the kooky Universal comedy "Renfield" that might bring new bite to the Dark Universe.

"Renfield" comes to VOD, but Nicolas Cage already made a great vampire movie back in 1988.

Channeling Bela Lugosi, Nicolas Cage has campy bite as a bossy Count Dracula, but the horror comedy 'Renfield' is far from a bloody good time.

Nicholas Hoult plays Dracula's disciple in an ultraviolent vampire action movie that's mostly a flip grab bag.

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

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