Long before Robert Eggers’ Nosferatu, Dracula released nearly a century ... strings), some aspects of the film are timeless. Bela Lugosi’s portrayal of the vampire is iconic.

It is an art that has shaped the history of the ... with makeup that has become legendary. Bela Lugosi as Dracula (1931) and Boris Karloff as Frankenstein's monster, made up by Jack Pierce ...

OperaWire spoke to set designer Steven C. Kemp regarding the new production. Kemp is a set designer for opera, theatre, and ...

From movies to activism speeches, iconic quotes have been misquoted and misremembered for years. From the famous figures of ...

Dracula has been portrayed in various ways across films, from methodical villains to tragic victims, each with unique qualities. Different actors, such as Frank Langella, Bela Lugosi, and Gary ...

But believe it or not, some of these art pieces have evolved far beyond their original ... Another horror gem from the ...

The real problem here is John Carradine’s Dracula — a far cry from the Bela Lugosi character — and the supremely silly bat-transformation effects he’s saddled with. (As Frankenstein’s ...

beginning with Dracula, starring Bela Lugosi, in 1931. Pierce had designs on doing something along the lines of Lon Chaney’s top-hatted, razor-toothed villain in London After Midnight.

Every Hollywood vampire in the coming decades was either played by this film’s Count, Béla Lugosi, or essentially ... Flush with Dracula’s success, Universal didn’t waste any time, bagging ...