While werewolf movies may not hold quite the same cultural reverence or popularity as other paranormal entities, there are still some great examples out there that define the genre. With Leigh ...

The VHS was made from a poor 16-mm ... the Francis Coppola movie Bram Stoker’s Dracula came out. Which, like your Nosferatu, is hugely influenced by aesthetics of silent cinema.

PureWow Editor Abby Hepworth says, "I used to watch those movies on VHS at my Grandma's house 400 ... All goes smoothly under Count Dracula's leadership until he gets a surprise guest—one ...

Flush with Dracula’s success, Universal didn’t waste any time ... establishing Freddy as a fixture of the late-1980s VHS rental craze, and guaranteeing his audience sleepless nights for ...

They were some of the first easy-to-find VHS videos. When I moved out on my ... probably next to Dracula and Frankenstien as the most recognizable monsters of all time. Grant Morrison talked ...

Image Credit: Warner Bros. Before the success of Dracula, Tod Browning always found himself living amongst the sordid world of carnies and their traveling shows. Freaks was a project that Browning ...

While Dracula is obviously the star of the show ... as it contains some of the coolest practical effects and nastiest kills of the VHS era. Evil Dead II ups the ante compared to the original ...

there’s no competing with FW Murnau’s expressionist riff on the Dracula mythos. (Or, as the estate of Bram Stoker may refer to it, rip-off.) It’s a film that benefits from the constraints of ...

In the film that amounts to close-up after close-up of Depp’s beautiful expanse of a face in various stages of desire and distress, of Dracula in the shadows, of Hoult acting terrified, of Victorian ...