Fact1: Van Helsing destroys Dracula by driving him into Dracula sunlight, Fact2: Sandor prevents local authorities from disposing of woman 's corpse, Fact3: Kents As find in view of castle night approaches, Fact4: driverless carriage takes them to castle, Fact5: Charles returns to castle to search for Alan and Helen
Output: A prologue replays the final scenes from Dracula, in which Van Helsing destroys Dracula by driving him into the sunlight. These scenes are accompanied by voiceover narration that describes how Van Helsing, a scholar of vampirism, was able to end Draculas centurylong reign of terror and destroy his cult; only the memory of Draculas evil remains. The main story begins as Father Sandor prevents local authorities from disposing of a womans corpse as if it were a vampire. Sandor chastises the presiding priest for perpetuating the fear of vampirism, and reminds him that Dracula was destroyed ten years previously. Sandor visits an inn and warns four English tourists, the Kents, not to visit Karlsbad; they ignore his advice. As night approaches, the Kents find themselves abandoned by their fearstricken coachdriver two kilometres from Karlsbad, in view of a castle. A driverless carriage takes them to the castle, where they find a dining table set for four people and their bags unpacked in the bedrooms. A servant named Klove explains that his master, the late Count Dracula, ordered that the castle should always be ready to welcome strangers. After dinner the Kents settle in their rooms. Later that night Alan investigates a noise and follows Klove to the crypt, where Klove kills him and mixes his blood with Draculas ashes, reviving the Count. Klove entices Helen to the crypt, where she becomes Draculas first victim. The next morning Charles and Diana can find no trace of Alan, Helen or Klove. Charles takes Diana to a woodsman’s hut, and then returns to the castle to search for Alan and Helen. Klove tricks Diana into returning to the castle. Charles finds Alan’s dismembered body in a trunk in the crypt. It is now dark and Dracula rises. Diana meets Helen, but Helen, who has become one of the undead, attacks her. Dracula enters and warns Helen away from Diana. Charles struggles with Dracula until Diana realises that her crucifix is an effective weapon against vampires. Charles improvises a larger cross and drives Dracula away. They escape from the castle in a carriage, but lose control on the steep roads. The carriage crashes and Diana is knocked unconscious. Charles carries her for several hours through the woods until they are rescued by Father Sandor, who takes them to his abbey. Klove arrives at the monastery in a wagon carrying two coffins containing Dracula and Helen, but is denied admission by the monks. Ludwig, a patient at the abbey, is in thrall to Dracula and invites the Count inside. Helen convinces Diana to open the window and let her in, claiming to have escaped from Dracula. Diana does so and Helen bites her arm. Dracula drags Helen off, as he wants Diana for himself. Charles bursts into the room and drives the vampires out. Sandor sterilises the bite with the heat from an oil lamp. Sandor puts silver crucifixes in the two coffins to prevent the vampires from coming back. He then captures Helen and drives a stake through her heart, killing her. Ludwig lures Diana into Dracula’s presence, where the Count hypnotises her into removing her crucifix. Dracula coerces her to drink his blood from his bare chest, but Charles returns in time to prevent it, forcing Dracula to flee with the unconscious Diana. Charles and Sandor arm themselves, and follow on horseback. A shortcut allows them to get in front of Draculas wagon and stop it. Charles shoots Klove. who has apparently removed Sandors crucifixes from the coffins, but the horses gallop off to the castle. Diana is rescued while Draculas coffin is thrown onto the ice that covers the moat. Charles attempts to kill the vampire, but Dracula springs out of his coffin and attacks him. Diana and Sandor shoot and break the ice, and Dracula sinks into the freezing waters.