Tag: Dracula

Her sad brown eyes filled with tears since her childhood when the sound of the music box would hide her crying into the night, for a moment Ellen

The vampire as portrayed in media, particularly of western origin, of a very specific mythology with any deviations from that regarded merely as variations from that baseline expectation,

Robert Montague Renfield is in a destructive relationship which cost him his family, his career goals and his personal dreams and has left him in the service of

The sun rises and sets, the world turns and people age and die, but the undead persist, principal among their hierarchy the vampires: previewed at a themed costume

Like the lead character in the novel first published in 1897, over one hundred and twenty years later Count Dracula refuses to lay down and die, endlessly reinvented

Despite almost three decades during which no films were produced under that banner and the wide range of genres they covered, including comedy, mystery, spy thrillers, crime dramas,

It’s not a Fringe without at least one Dracula, a story whose first theatrical production was penned by author Bram Stoker himself, the sole performance of which took

Life is often seen to be a joke, and how one is remembered after death is the biggest joke of all. Born near Berlin in 1879, Friedrich Gustav

To highlight even a fraction of the career of Sir Christopher Lee is to do a disservice to the breadth of his achievements, but he will forever be

It began with The Hunchback of Notre Dame in 1923 and The Phantom of the Opera in 1925, both starring Lon Chaney, based on the novels by Victor