Count Dracula might have been an invention of the author Bram Stoker, but there is a real-life disease called acute intermittent porphyria that somewhat mimics the symptoms of horror’s scariest ...

QUESTION: Count Dracula was a ‘voivode’. What is the origin of this title? Does it still exist? The word voivode is Eastern European and dates back to the Middle Ages. The word itself comes ...

Count Dracula, a mythical, blood-sucking undead creature, is based on a real individual who has a unique place in Roman history. Vlad Dracula, nicknamed "Vlad Tepes" ("Vlad the Impaler"), was ...

a real-life Romanian prince who had a thirst for bloody warfare. Unlike Polidori's sexy vampire, Stoker's Count Dracula was downright appalling. “He has hairy palms, bad breath and he’s more ...

Vlad III’s cruelty was real, but his reputation as a villain ... Bela Lugosi’s iconic 1931 portrayal of Count Dracula on the silver screen made the word Dracula synonymous with vampire.

Today is Halloween. In popular culture, all of the jack-o-lanterns, crazy costumes, hollowed-out pumpkins, and buckets of ...

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

"Dracula: A Comedy of TERRORS" features a pansexual Gen Z Count Dracula in the midst of an existential crisis. He thinks he's found the love of his life in the form of his real estate agent's fiance.

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