007 style Wolverine (Van Helsing) hooks up with Selene (Anna), and takes on the three big ones: Wolf Man, Dracula, and Frankenstein's Monster.

Rating: Null/10 (11 May 2004)

After years of neglect, the three great Universal Studios monsters composed of werewolves, Frankenstein's monster, and Dracula make their triumphant return in Stephan Summer's Van Helsing. A movie driven by it's mind blowing action, revolves around the vampire hunter created by Bram Stoker in 1897, Gabriel Van Helsing, who originally aided Jonathan Harker and others in defeating Dracula in the classic tale. In this tale, a younger version of Van Helsing hunts various monsters as he is employed by a secret order out of the Vatican. In the beginning, Count Dracula is employing Dr. Frankenstein in making his creature. Just before Dracula kills Dr. Frakenstein, Dracula reveals the motive for the creation of the monster: to help aid the breeding of vampires, to help his species survive. Afterwards Van Helsing (Hugh Jackman) returns to the Vatican. His new assignment is to go to Transylvania to save the Valerious family from condemnation to hell, the cost after a pact with God to take down Dracula. Only two members of the family are still alive but one has turned into a werewolf. The lone Anna (Kate Beckinsale) is left, and is saved by Van Helsing and his 007 Q- like companion the friar Carl (David Wenham). Along the way they encounter Frankenstein's monster and attempt to stop Dracula's plan to use the monster to raise thousands of vampire offpsring. Overall Van Helsing is not as bad as others are saying. There's explosive special effects, and despite the low amount of plot involved, it's a great action movie for the start of summer. - Joe M. (Patrick Night) (Taken from the 16h issue of SMNW's "The Passage" high school newspaper.
Hence the reason why it sounds a little newspaper-y. I'm a staff writer, so yes it was my own work. Just to clear things up. )