Category Archives: Dracula

Its exactly 125 years since the publication of Bram Stokers masterpiece Dracula. Here our Writer at Large, a horror novelist whos a scholar of all things spooky, charts the roots of the evil Count and explains how the Dracula myth has shaped culture sexually-charged holiday in literary history. Continue reading →

An event to tide you over till Halloween! Fancy a post-exam day trip somewhere different? Continue reading →

Its about a time-lapse relationship, and I did it quite consciously - knowing I was doing The Time Travelers Wife. In my time on Doctor Who, I was more interested in the time travel aspect than most people probably are - I loved time conundrums and paradoxes Continue reading →

Graphic by Jamie Dunkin Just when you thought it was safe to go back into social media, #MorbiusSweep has made a remarkable comeback and theres no silver bullet to get rid of it. Continue reading →

According to FOX 26 News, free garlic ice cream is one of the many food options.A reporter sporting a puffy garlic hat spoke with the organizer, Peter De Young, who said attendees were welcome to try garlic beer. Presumably, that welcome didn't extend to the gaggle of people dressed like Dracula who sported anti-garlic protest signs. De Young also mentioned that there would be five bars and just as many music stages Continue reading →

It might not have been the story everyone was expecting to see, but that may be the reason why 2014s Dracula Untold has garnered so many fans, despite its disastrous box-office performance. The movie quickly became an unlikely cult classic in modern horror, and it served as a great starting point for what was supposed to be the biggest horror cinematic universe the world has ever seen, Universals Dark Universe. Continue reading →

Legendary actor Gary Oldman has hinted that his retirement from acting isn't too far away in a recent interview. Known for his intensity on screen, Oldman is predominantly known for roles like Count Dracula in 'Bram Stoker's Dracula', Sirius Black in the 'Harry Potter' series and Detective Jim Gordon in Cristopher Nolan's 'Batman' films. Continue reading →

Mel Brooks made one of the best parodies of all time with "Young Frankenstein," which debuted in 1974 long after the initial release of its inspiration, the Universal "Frankenstein" films. Continue reading →

May is just a hairs breadth away, which means theres a swath of movies to stream before theyre shuffled off of your favorite streaming service at the end of the month. Still deciding what to knock off your to-watch list this week? Dont worry; weve pulled together our list of the best movies to stream by the end of April. Continue reading →

This Thursday, Mike Myers returns in a big way for his new series The Pentaverate in which he plays eight characters in addition to creating the series. Myers has laid low in recent years so the fact he has a new leading vehicle releasing on Netflix in just a few days, is very exciting to his fans Continue reading →