Category Archives: Dracula

In recent years, there has been a trend on television in which show-runners look to the past to paint sensitive, honest portraits of queer lives and the historical struggles of LGBTQ people. Pose and Veneno are two solid examples of this, and now, a new British show enters the fold: It's a Sin, the Russell T Continue reading →

King Kong and Godzilla are set to duke it out in the near future, but here are 10 other epic monster battles we would find even more thrilling. Godzilla might be the king of the kaiju, and Kong might be the most recognizable ape outside of a Nintendo game, but they certainly aren't the first famous monsters to lock horns over a host of humans in the crossfire. Freaks and fiends of the silver screen have been mingling as early as the days ofFrankenstein. Continue reading →

Keanu Reeves has a history of reuniting with the same leading ladies time and again. Over the years, he has worked with Charlize Theron, Rachel Weisz, Sandra Bullock, and Carrie-Anne Moss on multiple films Continue reading →

Nomad Games has been bringing digital adaptations of popular tabletop games and gamebooks to market for many years now, including on mobile where theyve released several different iterations of Games Workshops Talisman and a couple of different entries from the Fighting Fantasy series. Their most recent effort released on Steam back in November of last year and, like Talisman, is another digital interpretation of a classic Games Workshop board game, this one titled Fury of Dracula: Digital Edition Continue reading →

Nomad Games is bringing the classic board game Fury of Dracula to mobile on 17th February. Previously it was available as a digital title on PC released last year and as a physical board game from Games Workshop before then. As you may guess from the title, the games story is based on the Count Dracula character which allows you to re-experience the iconic gothic horror in a new way Continue reading →

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They came under the shadow of darkness quite literally. Just as Dracula star Bela Lugosi was no doubt being tucked up for the night, director George Melford, cast and crew made their way on to the Universal studio lot in 1931 to shoot a Spanish-language version of the Bram Stoker 1897 horror novel, filmed using the same sets and costumes as the much more familiar Tod Browning masterwork. Melfords production of Dracula was what is known as a multiple-language version AKA MLV which was one method by which the recently developed sound talkie aimed to reach non-English speaking audiences. Continue reading →

Keanu Reeves has come under plenty of criticism for his acting ability throughout the course of his career, but you dont spend 30 years hovering around the upper echelons of the Hollywood A-list without being hugely talented. Admittedly, the internets favorite star doesnt boast the same sort of depth and range as many of his contemporaries, but calling him a bad actor is both a reductive and 100% false statement Continue reading →

Winona Ryder and Keanu Reeves got to know each other on the set of Bram Stokers Dracula (1992.) The gothic-horror film was met with poor reviews and served as a rather traumatic experience for Ryder. Yet despite all the negative aspects of the filming process, one beacon of hope came out of the experience: Ryder and Reeves lifelong friendship.Yet as it turns out, their everlasting bond isnt all that platonic Continue reading →

Winona Ryder had a tough time working on the 1992 gothic-horror film, Bram Stokers Dracula. Continue reading →