Ravenloft, the Movie

[Spectral Anomaly]

Well Strahd's really just Dracula in D&D drag, but that's how you differentiate this from everything that came before -- the vampire has a different name! And instead of Van Helsing, vampire hunter coming for him, it's a ranger, barbarian, magician, thief, cavalier, and and acrobat.

And a unicorn! You can't forget the unicorn!

 

[Olgar Shiverstone]

And a unicorn! You can't forget the unicorn!

Probably eaten by one of the wolves in the forest.

Those wolves were nasty. One game I played in we never made it to Barovia -- we left the trail and were eaten by wolves.

 

[overgeeked]

Vampire movies always seem to carry their weight.

Would a Ravenloft movie make a good D&D/vampire crossover film?

Horror movies do great. You’d be at cross purposes with horror and D&D. Just like in the recent setting and module.

In the last year and into the next we will have Sinners, Dracula, and Nosferatu. Or, better yet, here’s a list of newer vampire movies.

https://hellhorror.com/movies/new-genres/vampires/

What would a Strahd movie bring to the table besides licensing fees, Hasbro meddling, and confused audience expectations? Basically anything you could do with Strahd you can do with those obstacles.