Fangs worn by actor Christopher Lee for a 1950s film version of Dracula and the head of a legendary ... activate it with his tongue, allowing "blood" to drip down the teeth. The museum is expected ...

Articles and books on these vampire attacks soon appeared in ... Pale skin, fear of sunlight, pointy fangs, and a taste for blood — all the tropes of fictional vampires have long caused people ...

Get ready to sink your fangs into the hilarious ... and Keenan Gaybba! Blood, treachery, and humor from two promising newcomers not enough? Dracula’s Brunch Club will also hit the stands ...

One of them (Charles Tingwell), wandering the castle at night, is killed and his blood used to reinfuse life into the Dracula ashes. Dracula then plunges his fangs into the neck of the corpse's ...

smearing yourself in their blood, or even pulling out their teeth and sucking on their gums. The first literary vampire in the Western tradition appears in a German poem from 1748 called Der ...