The creatures of the night have had a long and varied history on the silver screen The post The Best Vampire Movies of All ...

Creaky by today's standards, Tod Browning's Dracula remains seminal for its place in horror history, as well as for its eerie central performance by Bela Lugosi ... of Dracula's castle, meets ...

Unlike Bela Lugosi, Gary Oldman and most of the other ... you're not just retelling the story -- which is now and always was a rehash of "Dracula" so shameless that the Bram Stoker's estate ...

Count Dracula terrified readers after making his grand debut in 1897 in the infamous Bram Stoker novel. Immortalized in 1931 ...

Bela Lugosi sets the Eastern European ... Gothic architecture, cobwebs throughout stone castle basements, and the shadowy black-and-white wash fit Dracula’s hypnotic horrors while Lugosi uses ...

Browning’s “Dracula” serves as inspiration for many loved horror cliches in film, most especially the distinctly spooky crumbling castle riddled with cobwebs and bats. Through this iconic role, Bela ...

Out of every ghoulish monster and frightening serial killer that has appeared onscreen, none are as iconic as Dracula. Whether it was Bela Lugosi's charismatic portrayal of the monster in ...

Early performances, such as Schreck’s Orlock in “Nosferatu” or Bela Lugosi’s often-imitated Transylvanian count in Tod Browning’s “Dracula,” played on the idea of otherness ...

It's a gift and a curse. Bela Lugosi’s portrayal of Count Dracula cemented the actor as one of the Universal monster greats. The actor went on the star in multiple films alongside Frankenstein ...

This includes several roles, such as Dracula (a role he immortalised in ... Golden era horror icons Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi also feature in the 'merit list' with 42 and 36 deaths, respectively.

yet most historians agree it was not until Bram Stoker’s classic 1897 novel Dracula that fangs became widely associated with vampires in the popular imagination—and even in Bela Lugosi’s ...