Count Dracula

...Goth." But even in these books, the attributes vary-Polidori's Lord Ruthven can go out during the daytime, but sunlight weakens Count Dracula. I Vant To Upend Your Expectations: Why vampire movies always break all the vampire rules.

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...to be eaten. And so the modern vampire stalks, seduces, sleeps with, and cries over us. They don't eat us. The original Dracula in Dracula loved to drink blood. He has "white sharp teeth, behind the full lips of the blood-dripping...

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...would have been Dracula in Modern Times, Not the Olden Days, Dracula Goes to Mardi Gras, Dracula: Still Suckin', and Another @&$*% Dracula Movie. Dracula 2000 was actually billed as Wes Craven Presents Dracula 2000. Note that Wes Craven...

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...someone with horrific teeth. Preferably all three..." Don't forget, gecko. Of course, the BBC's excellent 1977 version of Count Dracula starring Frenchman Louis Jordan (an old favorite) I think disproves the pasty skin and bad teeth...

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...as Edmund, a spoof on "Twilight" vampire Edward. Lisa Simpson and Edmund will fall in love but their fathers, Homer Simpson and Dracula, will try to break them up. We're sure it's all in good fun -- Radcliffe and Edward portrayer Robert...

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...Twilight-loving teens: "Sleep all day. Party all night. Never grow old. Never die. It's fun to be a vampire." Gerard Butler (Dracula): The world's most famous vampire is never short of female company. So who better to reprise the...

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...believe that an insatiable appetite would exist for Edward's literary great-great grandfather in the nation's shopping malls. "Dracula, of course, has no sex appeal," Laycock says. "He is hideous, and he is often described as being sort of a...

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...of Van Helsing's (the original vampire hunter) diary, the Squad gets more than it bargained for: Dracula has arrived in town looking for the book and he's brought a rag-tag collection of creeps with him. Let the monster rumble begin! The...

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...(it was all a dream; there turned out to be a logical explanation; etc.), but Dracula was different. It has almost no light moments, and Count Dracula really does turn out to be a vampire. No twist ending there. Bram Stoker's 1897 novel had...

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...becoming a vampire allows the teenager to experience power. Mina Harker, the other female heroine in Dracula, is bitten but survives. (While Dracula is fried like an egg and toasted like a bit of toast.) So the vampire genre, Lodge says...

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