He wanted to do some more films but because the later ones didn't make as much money he couldn't find financing for them.

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I agree. That probably was the worst of all his films. I mean it wasn't completely bad. It just was the least funny I've seen from him. My top 3 favorite Brooks films are:

1. Spaceballs
2. Robin Hood: Men In Tights
3. History Of The World Part I
   the three after them would be:
4. Life Stinks
5. Blazing Saddles
6. Young Frankenstein
   This guy had so much more he could have done as far as his creativity went, but I respect that with his wife being sick for so long then passing for the next 10 years after Dracula: Dead and Loving It, then her passing, he lost motivation to be that firm with pushing his ideas forward into more movies.
   I just love what he does with parody and film. I think his writing is some of the funniest in history and when it's his time to go, I will never forget that about him nor change that conclusion about him in my mind.

Definitely not his best but I still really like that film.

It really is too bad though he let Dracula: Dead and Loving It of all things be his last film.

He's semi-retired, brah.

For years he was working on The Producers and Young Frankenstein on Broadway but left when his wife passed away. After that he now seems to do mainly voice work. I think with him being almost 90 and his wife's death he decided it was time to step back.