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Amanda Jiang

‘Dracula: The Crimson Code’ Begins Filming With Amanda Jiang as a Vengeful Vampire Countess

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The new Gothic thriller follows a centuries-old vampire aristocrat whose pursuit of revenge becomes complicated when she encounters the reincarnation of her lost love. Dracula may be the most famous vampire in literary and cinematic history, but the Count isn’t necessarily the central character in every story bearing his name. The latest example is Dracula: The […]

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Dark Shadows Novels

‘Dark Shadows’ Books in Order: The First 16 Marilyn Ross Novels and the Mysteries Behind Them

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From Victoria Winters’ arrival at Collinwood to the adventures of Barnabas Collins and Quentin Collins, here’s how the original Dark Shadows paperback series began. For fans of Dark Shadows, there was a time when spending time with the Collins family didn’t necessarily mean turning on the television. Sometimes it meant opening a paperback. Beginning in […]

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Trauma Or Monsters All

‘Trauma Or Monsters All’: Larry Fesserden Unites His Vampire, Werewolf and Frankenstein Monster

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Thirty years after Habit, the independent horror filmmaker brings three of his most troubled creations together for a new monster movie arriving in November. When Universal Pictures brought Dracula, Frankenstein’s monster and the Wolf Man together in films like House of Frankenstein and House of Dracula during the 1940s, the studio created a tradition that […]

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Vampire Zombies From Space

Dracula Invades Earth in ‘Vampire Zombies From Space,’ a Wild Tribute to 1950s Horror

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What do you get when you combine Dracula, an army of zombies, a small American town and the gloriously excessive imagination of 1950s science-fiction filmmakers? Apparently, you get Vampire Zombies… From Space!, a Canadian horror-comedy that embraces everything from Ed Wood’s low-budget monster movies to the irreverent humor of Mel Brooks. Directed by Mike Stasko […]

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Villain Edit

‘The Villain Edit’: Rosie Danan Reveals Why She Couldn’t Make Her Vampire Prince Evil

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What happens when a vampire prince becomes the leading man on a reality dating show? That’s the premise of author Rosie Danan’s upcoming paranormal romantic comedy, The Villain Edit, which combines supernatural romance with the behind-the-scenes maneuvering of reality television. But as Danan recently revealed in an interview with Publishers Weekly, her original plans for […]

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Obsidian

AI Vampire Series Are Here: 4 New Shows Bringing Artificial Intelligence to Horror

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From futuristic bloodsuckers and supernatural action to vampire-werewolf romance, a new generation of filmmakers is experimenting with AI-generated horror. Vampires have survived just about every transformation popular culture has thrown at them, from the aristocratic menace of Bela Lugosi’s Dracula to the romantic immortals of Twilight and the blood-soaked creatures of 30 Days of Night. […]

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Remmick Real Backstory

‘Sinners’: The Ancient Irish Vampire Legend Behind Remmick — and Its Surprising Dracula Connection

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Spoiler warning: This article discusses the vampire mythology and plot of Sinners. One of the most fascinating aspects of writer-director Ryan Coogler’s 2025 horror hit Sinners is Jack O’Connell’s Remmick, an Irish vampire who arrives in 1932 Mississippi with a disarming manner, an appreciation for music and a decidedly sinister appetite. But there’s something else […]

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Vampirella Armageddon

‘Vampirella’ Movie: Is a Reboot Coming? 9 Facts About the Legendary Vampire Heroine

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For nearly six decades, Vampirella has been one of the most recognizable figures in horror comics, thanks to her striking appearance, bloodthirsty adventures and a publishing history that has taken her from the pages of Warren Publishing’s black-and-white magazines to modern comic-book series. Yet despite her longevity, the character has made remarkably few appearances on […]

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