25 of the most famous final shots from movie history San Francisco 49ers’ Charvarius Ward mourns death of daughter Teens who ...

Was Vlad Dracula the only inspiration for Bram Stoker’s best-selling vampire? Irish writer Bram Stoker published a novel in 1897, set in Transylvania, with a mysterious vampire as its hypnotic ...

Stoker never explicitly explained how Dracula became a vampire. The Count is based loosely on Vlad III Dracula, known as Vlad the Impaler, who was infamous for impaling thousands of licitly explained ...

The vampire came to be the embodiment of such imbalance. Stories about Vlad Dracula can be found in Russian, Polish, Germanic, and Romanian oral traditions, revealing the widespread fame of the Prince ...

We're talking about vampires, of course ... Bram Stoker published the famed novel “Dracula,” which is said to be loosely based on Vlad the Impaler, a real-life Romanian prince who had a ...

“People call it the vampire disease,” she told Jam Press. The real-life Count Dracula, Vlad III, is suspected to have had the disorder, which inspired the fable of vampires who hate garlic and ...

"More and more people are able to distinguish between the bloodsucking vampire and the historical figure," he said. Voivode Vlad III - also known by his patronymic name Dracula derived from the ...

A 32-year-old woman, mother of two, is affected by acute intermittent porphyria, commonly known as the 'vampire disease'. It is believed that the real Count Dracula, Vlad III, suffered from this ...

Vlad the Impaler is one of history’s most terrifying villains. A leader who used torture, terrorism, and sadistic punishment to retain his grip on power. Though he was considered a folk hero by some ...

Born in Dublin, Abraham Stoker, or ‘Bram’ as he’s popularly known, was an Irish writer who is remembered today for his magnum ...