Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992)

Believing her lover Prince Vlad dead, Elisabeta jumps to her death. (0:02)

Elisabeta: "... My prince is dead..." (0:03)

Sign: "LUNATIC ASYLUM" (0:05)

Asylum inmate, former solicitor, R. M. Renfield, eating spiders and insects: "... I will be one of those who benefits from your generosity." (0:06)

His supervisor tells law clerk Jonathan “John” Harker, "Gone mad. Renfield is deranged. He’s lost his greedy mind..." (0:06)

Count Dracula tells John, "We Draculs have a right to be proud..." 
John: ”Forgive my curiosity...” 
Count Dracula, referring to Elisabeta: ”... She died.” (0:14)

Her friend Lucy Westenra asks John’s fiance Wilhelmina “Mina” Murray, "... Is your ambitious John Harker forcing you...?" 
”... Well, in my dreams...” (0:19)

Quincey P. Morris calls Lucy ”... my dear sweet little girl...” 
Lucy tells Lord Arthur Holmwood, referring to Mina, ”Her free way of speaking shocks me...” (0:21)

Note: "... asylum log..." 
Dr. Jack Seward, in an asylum, dictates, referring to Renfield: ”... promptly suffers a complete mental breakdown. He’s now obsessed with some blood lust.” (0:23)

Seward tells Renfield, who has been eating insects, "I shall have to invent a new classification of lunatic for you." (0:24)

Count Dracula relishes the taste of John’s blood. (0:27)

Mina tells her friend Lucy Westenra, "... I’m so terribly worried about Jonathan..." 
Lucy: ”Mina, don’t worry...” (0:37)

Sign: "LUNATIC ASYLUM" 
Renfield in straight jacket
Seward dictates, referring to Renfield: ”... there is method in his madness with his flies and spiders... the fancy of one lunatic...” 
Seward prepares a syringe to inject himself. (0:39)

Mina tells Lucy, "... You’re dreaming. You’re walking in your sleep again." (0:42)

Prince Vlad tells Mina, "A woman so lovely and intelligent..." (0:46)

Dr. Jack Seward tells Lucy, "... Your fiance is very worried about you... a doctor’s confidence is sacred..." 
Lucy: ”... I can hear everything... I’m having horrible nightmares...” 
Jack prepares a syringe and injects Lucy. (0:48)

Lord Arthur Holmwood asks Seward, "... how’s our lovely patient today?" 
Quincey P. Morris: ”Jack, are you still brooding over Miss Lucy?” 
Seward: ”... it must be something mental.” 
: Holmwood tells Morris, ”... he wants to have her committed.” (0:49)

Man: ”There is no need to panic.” (0:51)

Professor Abraham Van Helsing tells Seward, "... mesmerism, hypnotism?" 
Seward: ”You and Charcot have proved hypnotism.” 
Van Helsing: ”... It stalks us for some dread purpose...” (1:02)

Mina: "... the sensible Mina I always depended on." (1:03)

Vlad tells Mina, "Absinthe is the aphrodisiac of the self. The green fairy who lives in the absinthe..." 
Mina: ”... It’s like a voice in a dream...” 
Vlad, referring to Elisabeta: ”... She leapt to her death...” (1:03)

Mina: "My sweet prince..." (1:09)

Van Helsing tells Mina, referring to John, "... your worry for him. Well, I, too, worry for all young lovers." (1:10)

Lucy tells Mina, "Don’t worry about spoiled little Lucy..." 
Van Helsing: ”Lucy, it’s medicinal... to dream better dreams.” (1:11)

Van Helsing reads: "Here occurs the shocking and frightening history of the wild, berserk Prince Dracula..." (1:14)

Mina: "... I feel confused..." (1:15)

Lucy’s body in a glass-topped coffin (1:21)

Holmwood: "This is insane." 
The men opens Lucy’s grave 
Van Helsing tells Holmwood, ”A moment’s courage, and it is done...” (1:24)

Seward: "Mr. Renfield, behave yourself..." 
Renfield tells Mina: ”... your sweet face...” 
”... Dr. Jack, I’m no lunatic man. I’m a sane man...” (1:31)

Van Helsing tells Mina, "... I want to hypnotize you..." (1:44)

Van Helsing: "... The black devil is reading Mina’s mind." (1:47)

Count Dracula strikes Morris in the face, 
Van Helsing: ”We’ve all become God’s madmen.” (1:56)