Category Archives: Dracula

The real-life inspiration for Dracula was a Jack the Ripper suspect, according to an author. Continue reading →

If they are, then there is no doubt for you to not love Dracula Untold and vampire kind of movies. Well, we cant say anything because they are so good and theyll even turn a non-movie watcher to watch them. Sometimes I think that Vampire and Dracula should titled as a Genre! NO they are more superior than these. Continue reading →

The Marvel Cinematic Universe snagged yet another critically acclaimed character actor when four-time Academy Award nominee Ethan Hawke recently signed on to play the villain in upcoming Disney Plus exclusive Moon Knight. Based on the very little we know about the show so far, its shaping up to be one of the most exciting projects in the franchises history. Continue reading →

Blade has made a career out of hunting vampires, but in the wake of Knull's attack on Earth, he's turned them into an army for the Avengers. Warning: spoilers forKing in Black #2! Blade, Marvels resident vampire hunter, is set to lead an army of his enemies against Knull, the King in Black Continue reading →

Right through until the 21st of January, Konami is offering its retro collections for a whopping 75% off in the US. Continue reading →

The BBC has revealed the ten most watched series on BBC iPlayer in 2020. Continue reading →

DirectorWilliam Nigh Release Date(s)1940 (October 20, 2020) Studio(s)Monogram Pictures (Kino Lorber Studio Classics) Among several films that Boris Karloff participated in during his time at Monogram Pictures, The Ape saw release in 1940 during the era after the success of Universals monster movies Dracula and Frankenstein. Continue reading →

Welcome to The Queue your daily distraction of curated video content sourced from across the web. Today, were watching a video essay about the aesthetics of evil in film. To quote a wise tweet I once saw: Ideologically, I dont agree with villains. Continue reading →

YouTube will have a cycle of free horror films, in which you will be able to see films belonging to the Universal Monsters group, all also released during the 30s and 40s (via NME). The Bride of Frankenstein (1935) Continue reading →

ANY Scots Dracula fans on the look out for their ideal car need look no further. The Car and Classic website has a listing for a 'Dracucab' - kitted out with a bar and LED lights, and even Drac himself lying in the back 'resting quietly in his bed in the back'. 4 4 The Volvo 960 has been converted into a novelty three-seat limo Continue reading →