Abraham's Boys: A Dracula Story

Abraham's two sons, Max and Rudy Van Helsing, grow up under a strict, watchful patriarch whose behavior hints at a darker past. The weight of his paranoia seems to stifle any chance for a normal life, and the boys struggle to untangle the reasons behind his sudden mood swings. When faint memories and hidden records suggest their family is tied to Dracula in ways they never imagined, the brothers set out to understand what really happened. As the truth starts to surface, the sense of safety they trusted crumbles. They must decide how to respond to a terrifying inheritance they were never meant to inherit.

Directed by Natasha Kermani, Abraham's Boys reimagines Bram Stoker's Dracula with Joe Hill's modern sensibilities. The film brings Titus Welliver as Abraham and Jocelin Donahue as Mina to a tense, atmospheric thriller grounded in family dread.

Box office data for Abraham's Boys has not been released yet, as the film cycles through festivals and an upcoming wide release. Industry tracking will reveal its commercial performance in the weeks ahead.

Early reactions point to a lean, mood driven horror that leans on secrecy, inherited guilt, and the costs of protecting loved ones from the dangers they cannot fully explain. Performances by Welliver and Donahue anchor a story that questions what a father should pass on.