They’re at it again. After sending up Dostoevsky with their “Crime and Punishment, A Comedy,” and Charles Dickens with their “Ebenezer Scrooge’s BIG San Diego Christmas Show,” both at the Old Globe, ...

From posthumous footage of a cloaked Bela Lugosi stumbling through graveyards in “Plan 9 From Outer Space” to David Niven appearing in blackface at the end of “Vampira,” Dracula has endured far worse ...

Dracula has been adapted to TV many times, and, surprisingly, one of the best adaptations of the Count can be found in one of the best TV shows of all time. In 1897, Bram Stoker’s Gothic horror novel ...

It’s fitting that the first good movie to meaningfully incorporate AI into its aesthetic should be about an undead bloodsucker that feeds on humanity in order to seem alive. And yet, for a three-hour ...

Dracula has been presented as a range of character types, from a blood-sucking stud with a bevy of brides to Count Chocula, the cartoon mascot for a breakfast cereal. But it’s unlikely that the ...

Vampires have fascinated and entertained audiences for decades, making a name for themselves on the silver screen with hit films such as Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror, Dracula, and Interview with a ...

Dracula, the infamous bloodsucker of Bram Stoker's Victorian novel, gets a comic transfusion courtesy of Gordon Greenberg and Steve Rosen, two playwrights who previously turned "Crime and Punishment" ...

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