Category Archives: Dracula

So yeah, Batman vs Dracula was a thing! Twice actually but the first is a very obscure 1940's film I believe. Here Penguin accidentally raises the legendary vampire from the dead who then goes on to make an undead army which also comprises of everyones favorite villian the Joker. Continue reading →

Dracula: Who dares to disturb the sanctity of Count Dracula. Dracula: Who are you Continue reading →

Its now been nearly twenty years(!) since two horror icons battled up on the big screen in Freddy vs. Jason, but artist Marty Riet McEwen brings them back together for an awesome new print hes calling Nightmare on the 13th. And the art, which puts Freddy Krueger (and Baby Freddy!) directly into Jasons nightmares, is also available as a 1,000 piece puzzle! You can grab the artwork on either a giant-sized 24 x 32 poster for $100, or you can build yourself the 1,000 piece puzzle for $24.99, the latter housed in retro packaging Continue reading →

One of the best things about the horror genre is how flexible and versatile the horror movies; there are movies with guts and an abundance of blood, but then there is the abundance of subgenres and spin-offs like horror comedies, sci-fi, dark fantasy, and many more. The genre has come a long way since the days of Dracula Y Frankenstein, and there are many horror films that have helped shape the medium for decades, as we have shared in The Truth News. From the classic monster movie to the sinister slasher, these films not only shaped the genre or simply revamped it, they are also considered some of the best horror films of all time Continue reading →

The calendar may read July for one more week, but General Mills' Monster Cereals are already being spotted in stores. Arguably most exciting of all, the boxes this year are being reverted to the retro designs the cereals were first introduced in, all to celebrate the line's 50th birthday. Continue reading →

Bethonie Butler THE WASHINGTON POST Japanese animation has long been popular, but recent years have seen a proliferation of anime on major streaming platforms. Continue reading →

Castlevania from Netflix is one of the largest original series the streaming service has released, adapting the video game story line and following the story of the vampire hunters in Trevor Belmont, Sypha Y Alucard in a world where Dracula it is gone. The first images of the quarter season Y The Truth News He shares them with you although we have not yet received a release date for the fourth season of the animated supernatural tales, these images shared by the good folks at Powerhouse Animation show that production on the next arc is well underway. Powerhouse Animation has brought fans one of the best video game adaptations to ever come to life with their Castlevania animated series, with its third season bringing us a world where Dracula has been eliminated. Continue reading →

There are plenty of hurdles to overcome in successfully getting millions of jabs into millions of arms. Continue reading →

Dracula has been around for *checks notes* a long-ass time. And hes made his way to movie screens *checks notes* a butt load of times dating back to 1922. We love ourselves some Christopher Lee, some Bela Lugosi, some Leslie Nielsen, but for our money, the story of Dracula was never as bombastic nor as weirdly faithful to every facet of the story than Francis Ford Coppolas Bram Stokers Dracula Continue reading →

Werner Herzog never does what we expect. His surreal, often challenging fictional filmmaking regularly belies genre or narrative trappings Continue reading →