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Count Dracula is one of the most adapted characters in history. In fact, more actors have taken on the role of Dracula than any other horror character. When author Bram Stoker unleashed the Count upon ...

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Un acteur incarnant Dracula dans un restaurant de Transylvanie s’enfuit de la représentation, poursuivi par les clients et les propriétaires désireux de tuer le « vampire ». Parallèlement, un jeune ...

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Bram Stoker’s deathless vampire story gets a clever feminist reworking in this new version from writer Morgan Lloyd Malcolm and director Emma Baggott, which still delivers bucketloads of ...

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You know all about Dracula and his children of the night. He’s a larger-than-life figure, ready to drink your blood and maybe even seduce your wife. But, you’ve never seen him like this: tiny, made of ...

In 1897, author Bram Stoker published the horror novel “Dracula,” about a vampiric count who feeds on his victims’ blood and the hunter named Abraham Van Helsing obliged to stop him. The novel is one ...

You can take Bram Stoker’s Dracula novel two ways. It can become a horrific story of the undead (see recent Nosferatu), or it can be dressed up as a bit of fun, about a bloke who wears a cloak and ...