Howard Jackson compares Bram Stoker’s gothic masterpiece Dracula with the equally terrifying work of Edgar Allan Poe.

CHARLES BUTLER looks back on the Dracula episode from the 1960s Mystery and Imagination UK TV series

Mark Bram Stoker’s Birthday today by downloading your Free Dracula Ebook!

JACOB MILNESTEIN puts on his walking shoes and investigates the real-life North London locations that inspired Bram Stoker’s Dracula

HOWARD JACKSON says horror genre classics Frankenstein and Dracula were ahead of their time

Nosferatu, a Symphony of Horrors, made 90 years ago is still regarded as one of the best Dracula adaptations of all time.

Spooky Isles talks to Charles E. Butler, the author and illustrator of a book noting some of the best Dracula performances in cinematic history

SIR BLIMELY WINDY reviews Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1992)

MATTI BEAL looks at Vlad Dracula, the Transylvanian warlord that gave Bram Stoker’s famous vampire his name

CHRISTOPHER PAGE reviews Tod Browing’s Dracula (1931)

Vampire author VMK FEWINGS pays tribute to Bram Stoker on the 100th anniversary of his death

Guest writer REN ZELEN looks back on the 100 years since Bram Stoker’s death and reports how his most famous creation, Dracula, continues “to feed on the lifeblood of our culture”

Here’s a small selection of the classic horror public domain books available on Amazon!

British and Irish authors have created the world’s greatest vampire literature but funnily enough, we have few homegrown bloodsucking legends of our own. Guest writer VIOLET FENN asks why.

I DARTED to our local shopping centre the minute its new video store opened in the late 1980s. As I’ve said in this blog before trying to watch Hammer Horror in Geelong, Australia, in my youth was near impossible. But the opening of Video Ezy brought forth the unimaginable – a pristine copy of Horror of Dracula!