There have been many cinematic adaptations of the classic Dracula story over the years, and these are the best ones to watch.

Count Dracula is a shimmering rarity from the late ... Namely, the creation of the supernatural to paint a portrait of what it means to be human: fears, desires, and faults alike.

Dracula's nemesisVlad III’s archenemy Sultan Mehmed II had this portrait painted in 1480 by ... about a fictional character he called Count Wampyr. While on vacation that year in Whitby, England ...

Like Dürer’s work, Dracula’s portrait marks a transformation or rite of passage in the count’s life—even if more radically and bloodily.

The red portrait received passionate ... also known as Prince Dracula (or "Count Dracula" in fictional tales), and had bragged about it in the past: As a result, we delved into the genealogy ...

In Stoker’s novel, when Jonathan Harker first meets Count Dracula at his Transylvanian castle, he’s taken in by his “courteous welcome” and “charming smile.” The nobleman has a suave ...

But F. W. Murnau’s silent movie changed a few details, including character names, to avoid copyright infringement: Count Dracula is now named Count Orlok, Jonathan Harker becomes Thomas Hutter ...

In 1897, author Bram Stoker published the horror novel “Dracula,” about a vampiric count who feeds on his victims’ blood and the hunter named Abraham Van Helsing obliged to stop him.

She’s the real-life Count Dracula. A woman’s rare “vampire disease” causes her to writhe in pain and could even be fatal if she ingests garlic, much like the mythical bloodsucking creatures.