Hammer's Dracula was released in the USA (where it was known as Horror of Dracula) on 8 May, 1958, and in the UK a few weeks later, on 16 June, 1958, with an 'X' certificate, signifying 'For ...

But here are a few notable Dracula adaptations to sink your teeth into this Halloween. Vampires have fascinated filmmakers ...

The BBFC complained again (“The curse of this thing is the Technicolor blood: why need vampires be messier ... It was ...

The image of the bloodsucking Transylvanian aristocrat has become a cultural icon, inspiring everything from the nine Hammer horror ... Bob Curran says Dracula was based on a blood-drinking ...

Just as Christopher Lee's Dracula in the Hammer horror series often found himself rising from ... Like Dracula rising to feed ...

Christopher Lee's Dracula fangs could produce fake blood when activated by the actor ... Behind the Screams exhibit would tell the story of Hammer Films. Hammer "launched their series of Gothic ...

AS ONE of the most important and productive independent film studios in British cinema history, Hammer deserves its time in ...

Peter Cushing will be resurrected for a new project thanks to AI. The AI version of the iconic Frankenstein and Dracula star ...

In Hammer Films' Classic 1958 Horror of Dracula, or simply Dracula as it was known in the UK, Peter Cushing, as Van Helsing ...

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The undead count is revived by the blood of an English tourist, who was lured with his wife and two friends to Dracula's remote ... of a brave clergyman. Hammer horror, with Christopher Lee ...