Hugh Jackman's 2004 vampire adventure has found renewed streaming success 22 years after its release, bringing its classic monsters back into the spotlight.
Why it matters
Fans see Jackman's early work reaching new viewers through streaming.
Key facts
- The film is described as a $300 million vampire epic.
- It was originally released in 2004.
- It has entered streaming platforms.
Evidence
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