Vampires stepping out on the silver screen and pop culture have been historically an indicator of recession, but do not fret ...

It came out the same year as Dracula and Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, so it's safe to label 1931 as a phenomenal one for the gothic horror subgenre. This take on the famed Mary Shelley novel is an overall ...

Bram Stoker’s Dracula changed my young life, steering me into the spooky waters of gothic lit. The epistolary format foreshadowed a love for found footage and an impending obsession with vampires. It ...

In our exclusive chat, Danny Elfman discusses his return to horror with 'Dracula: A Love Tale,' and the monstrous influences ...

The advantage Castlevania has over most other depictions of Dracula is that you only infrequently see the villain himself in ...

I can't stop thinking about Nosferatu, and I know why. Robert Eggers obviously created a cinematic masterpiece, but it's the gothic horror theme that I appreciate more than anything. Some of my ...

They’re at it again. After sending up Dostoevsky with their “Crime and Punishment, A Comedy,” and Charles Dickens with their “Ebenezer Scrooge’s BIG San Diego Christmas Show,” both at the Old Globe, ...

No studio has ever achieved a more significant standing in the annals of horror than Hammer Horror. Inheriting the monopoly held by Universal throughout the ‘30s and ‘40s, Hammer produced some of the ...