#dracula

[tiffycat]

Dracula season may be over now but I am still very much obsessed with these two

[draculathedansemacabre]

Pryce and Carter 614, Vampire Edition:

"When in doubt, whip it out - 'it' being an enormous pack of bloodthirsty wolves."

There's something hilarious about how so much subsequent media has positioned Vampires and Werewolves as, like, binary opposite entities, and then you read Dracula (1897) and realize that wolves are that guy's preferred solution to every problem. You'd say something to Dracula about "ah yes, werewolves, vampires' great eternal enemies," and he'd just be like "you mean my subcontractors?"

[signalfirefly]

like, I get the joke, haha, white english boy thinks paprika is spicy, and yeah, it's funny, but I feel like a lot of you don't realize hot paprika is a thing

[stuntujeskladakiem]

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[ibrithir-was-here]

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[yakultf4thesoul]

Okay, writers, hear me out…

CountDracula!Ewan I need to read a fanfic like this, Tag me or whatever but please I need it

[fanofspooky]

Scream King - Keanu Reeves

[onyxbird]

That's the point where his journal fully switches from being (at least partly) videos, photos, and typed notes backed up to the cloud* to being kept entirely on paper in shorthand. Fortunately Jonathan was also picking up nice journals as souvenirs for himself and/or Mina on his travels, so he's got something to write in.

*Mina is going to have shared access to his cloud storage forevermore after this. He's never getting into another situation where his journal/notes are just sitting there in the cloud where his wife could read it and come to his rescue but doesn't have access. The videos and photos are mostly from the early part of the journey when he still had decent signal. Once he's at the castle, he never has enough reliable signal to make calls out, but most of his typed notes manage to upload when it gets a weak connection.

Obsessed with the idea that a modern Dracula reimagining could have Count Dracula tossing Jonathan’s smart phone out the window, declaring it to be a “foul bauble of man’s vanity” and the bit would still work. XD

[evydraws]

Jonathan and Mina Harker - close-up of my art zine cover illustration

[gauntletgirlie]

“I seek not gaiety nor mirth, not the bright voluptuousness of much sunshine and sparkling waters which please the young and gay. I am no longer young; and my heart, through weary years of mourning over the dead, is not attuned to mirth.”

Quote by Count Dracula; Dracula by Bram Stoker

Firstly, let’s all take several hours a moment to enjoy the utterly delicious picture of our Lord Father. Secondly, other than his gothic aesthetic and warrior nature, there isn’t actually too much in common between Adar and Dracula, but these words are something Adar would also say; the quote feels very Adar coded.

Also I beg we’re all adult enough to deal with the old fashioned use of “gay” to mean “happy” or “joyful”.

[theholmwoodfoundation]

LISTEN TO THE HOLMWOOD FOUNDATION EPISODE ONE!

Now our Kickstarter is over, have a fresh link to our pilot to tide you over until the rest of season one arrives!

Hoping to release some fun snippets and extras on our feed as we go, so please be sure to follow us on Spotify, or anywhere else you get your podcasts!

WHAT IS THE HOLMWOOD FOUNDATION?

Our story follows Jeremy Larkin (Played by Sean Carlsen) and Maddie Townsend (Played by Rebecca Root), two co-workers at the mysterious Holmwood Foundation, as they are possessed by the ghosts of Jonathan and Mina Harker, and embark on a road trip across the country in an effort to achieve their ghost's wishes: to stop Dracula once and for all.

This is a story about identity and self discovery, family loyalty and devotion, all wrapped around a nightmare of a road trip with a rejuvenating severed head, incredibly sincere Victorian ghosts, and an analogue recorder

Reviews for Episode One:

[emsandemmsandemmms]

Uff…. that’s….

The woman at the beginning of Dracula, specifically the one that gave Jonathan a crucifix, tells Jonathan to take it for his mother's sake.

At first this seems like nothing more than a spooky phrase simply there to add to the horror of the novel.

But then, we learn that Dracula has been stealing children from the villagers.

Do you think that woman had lost her own child to Dracula? Do you think she saw Jonathan, a man just barely graduated from college, on his first ever business trip, and saw her own child in his eyes?

I wonder. Would her child be his age if they were never taken?

[sadisticaphid]

Vamps' Night Out

[ganglemanva]

columbo's vampire misunderstanding

ft. THE Jason Marnocha who i've wanted to hear as dracula for ages so this was very cathartic

[vvellerr]

goku3.33 r6! did you know the sun is setting on the city