Museum Review: Night of the Nosferatu
Is the history of the Dracula family worth a drive to Ventura? Read our Night of the Nosferatu review to
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Dracula
Stage Review: Dracula - Blood Before the Dawn
A new take on the old vampire casts the Count as the next step in evolution, sitting atop the food chain
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Theatre 68's Dracula lives on!
It's in the nature of vampires that they return from the grave, so it should be no surprise that Theatre
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Carmilla vs Dracula?
Isn't it just too cool for words that both Countess Karnstein and Count Dracula are haunting stages in Los Angeles
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Stage Review: Theatre 68's Dracula at NoHo Arts Center
I suppose a feminist Dracula was inevitable. As adapters seek new methods of resurrecting the ancient vampire, each subsequent version drains
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Theatre 68 resurrects Dracula for Halloween
Good news, fright fans! Theatre 68 will be back this Halloween - not with the late, lamented Theatre 68 Haunted
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Wicked Lit: The Monkey's Paw is not Dracula's Guest
The difference between reviewing films and reviewing live events is that life events are...well, live. Their ephemeral nature forces the reviewer
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Monsters HD Video: Bela Lugosi's Dead
This video from the old Monsters HD channel illustrates Bauhaus's 1979 goth-rock song "Bela Lugosi's Dead" with footage from Dracula
Read moreUniversal's Legacy of Horror: Bride of Frankenstein & Dracula
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Science launches "A Monstrous Centennial: Universal's Legacy of Horror" with this double bill
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Retro Review: Dracula (1931)
This 1931 adaptation of Bram Stoker's novel, by way of the play be Hamilton Deane and John Balderston, is one
Read more2012 Halloween Horror Screenings: Dracula (1931) & Horror of Dracula (1958)
Location: The Aero Theatre, 1328 Montana Avenue, Santa Monica, CA 90403 Description: As part of its 2012 Halloween Horror events,
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HORROR OF DRACULA (Film Review)
This full-blooded vampire film (you should pardon the expression) reinvented the image of Count Dracula for a generation of filmgoers,
Read moreHammer Horror Double Bill: Horror of Dracula & Curse of the Werewolf
Location: The Aero Theatre, 1328 Montana Avenue Santa Monica, CA 90403-1710
Description: As part of their Halloween horror season screenings, the American Cinematheque presents this double bill of horror classic produced by England's Hammer Fillms. Hammer re-established horror as a profitable genre after a decade of sci-fi flicks; unlike the Universal classics of the 1940s, however, Hammer presented their horrors in vivid color, to make the red blood all the more noticeable. Seen today, the gore seems tame, but the craftsmanship remains impressive, and the films retain their aura of excitement.