Director: Natasha Kermani
A haunted family name follows two brothers across an ocean in "Abraham's Boys: A Dracula Story," a 2025 horror feature from director Natasha Kermani.
What is Abraham's Boys: A Dracula Story about?
Years after the events chronicled in Bram Stoker's novel, Abraham Van Helsing has relocated his sons, Max and Rudy, to a quiet stretch of the American West, hoping distance and routine will bury what happened in Europe. But old instincts do not fade so easily. As strange symptoms surface in the household and Van Helsing's guarded behavior grows more erratic, the boys start piecing together fragments of a past their father has spent years trying to erase. What begins as domestic unease slides into something far more dangerous once the family's isolation stops feeling like safety and starts feeling like a trap.
Cast & crew
Titus Welliver anchors the film as the elder Van Helsing, playing him less as a heroic vampire hunter and more as a man hollowed out by vigilance. Jocelin Donahue and Brady Hepner round out the household, while Judah Mackey, Aurora Perrineau, and Corteon Moore appear in supporting roles that widen the story's small-town backdrop.
Context & significance
Director Natasha Kermani builds the film as a generational continuation of Stoker's mythology rather than a straight retelling, asking what it costs the children of a monster hunter to grow up in his shadow. Shot largely in isolated rural settings, the production leans on atmosphere and slow-building dread over jump scares, positioning it within a wave of literary-horror follow-ups that revisit classic texts from an unexpected angle.
Where & how to watch
"Abraham's Boys: A Dracula Story" is available to watch on K-Time with a free account login. The page itself, including this overview, cast details, and FAQs, is open to browse without signing in, and the K-Time interface is built with a fully Farsi experience for viewers across the diaspora.