While there's some debate about who the first real-life vampire was, it is known that Dracula was based on a real individual.

A photo shared on social media authentically shows the real Dracula’s abandoned castle in the 1920s. Rating: Miscaptioned (About this rating?) For years, internet users have shared a sepia-toned ...

While the famous vampire is fictional, he is widely believed to have been based on a real Romanian prince known as Vlad the Impaler. Now, a study has revealed a bloody connection between the ...

Even more than a century after publication, the character of Count Dracula remains one of the most enduring ever created. Much like Dracula himself, the character is seemingly immortal.

But Schreck's performance and appearance proved so convincing that people at the time - and one mischievous critic three decades afterwards - suggested that he might be a real vampire ...

There is no agreement on the etymology of the word vampire. It may come from an old ... the sentiment did not suit the breezy format of the Real Vampires show. The slogan read: Iar umbra fetei ...

The arrival of the Demeter in Bram Stoker's Dracula serves as a fundamental part ... and the dark 1885 fate of the real ship Dmitry on the town’s shore. The death and tragedy around Stoker ...

causing the story to be very real.” The literary interpretations of Dracula among readers range from rhetorical analysis to memes of the vampire, said Gorski. For her, the kind of engagement ...

Although the picture did authentically date to the 1920s, captions identifying it as "the real Dracula's castle," and implying it was abandoned at the time the photo was taken, were not factually ...