#dracula day

[yamy-brett]

Happy World Dracula Day!!!!

[mydadisdracula]

My Dad is Dracula wishes you a Happy World Dracula Day!

[quandmeme]

Dracula's day.🦇❤️

Arthur K. Miller, Dracula (Bela Lugosi, 1931), 2014.

[dastbatz]

You know I can't pass up not drawing something for world Dracula day! 🧛🏻‍♂️🦇 This year with Bela and Dwight!

{pose inspired by mellon_soup}

[thenightling]

Today is Dracula Day! This is the anniversary of the publication of the novel Dracula, published May 26th, 1897.

It also happens to be the birthday of the late Peter Cushing, who played Dr. Van Helsing in multiple Hammer horror movies, including Dracula (1958) AKA Horror of Dracula, Brides of Dracula, Dracula 72' AD, Satanic Rites of Dracula AKA Dracula's Vampire Bride, The Seven Golden Vampires. The character Peter Vincent in the 1985 Fright Night and it's 1988 sequel, Fright Night: Part 2, is named for both Peter Cushing and Vincent Price. The late Vincent Price's birthday happens to be tomorrow along with Christopher Lee's Birthday, who happened to play Dracula to Peter Cushing's Dr. Van Helsing.

[moondles]

That’s that me espresso

[aoxenuk]

Vampirella. Happy belated World Dracula Day!

[leondanteart]

Rewatched the OG Dracula and, for the first time, watched Dracula:Dead and Loving it! Watching them back to back really makes me appreciate the attention to detail Mel Brooks put in. Renfield played by Peter (from Allie McBeal) does a really good job! Steven playing Harker kinda reminded me of Shrek 2's Prince Charming LOL

[orangezeppelin]

Wearing my Dracula shirt for Dracula day! Nothing says "drained and lifeless" quite like working retail in a tourist town on memorial day weekend.

This is also a Mea Culpa post, because I had to drop my plans for doing any more LeeWeek art. I had a very big freelance job come in which I'm super happy about, but I'm now pretty slammed with work. What I DO have is a painting idea for a future date when I have more time!

[southernmotherofdragons]

Happy World Dracula Day!

[harrowedworld]

On World Dracula Day, immerse yourself in the timeless intrigue of the legendary vampire, indulging in the dark allure of the children of the night.

‘Harrowed World: What’s Past Is Portents’, our upcoming Dark Gothic Vampire Visual Novel, will launch later this year.

Make sure to follow in order to be kept up to date on development!

[leeeeeeeeech]

Happy Dracula Day!!!!

[kentnaturaltribrid]

Vampire bats live for 1900 years. They’re super cute too, and literally the fastest flyers. Though they’re really hard to find, which means time to look almost everywhere.

[quandmeme]

Hoy es Dracula's day.🦇🦇🧛‍♂️

[sesamenom-misc]

i guess the 4th is Dracula Day now

The sheer power of Dracula Daily trending above Star Wars on fucking Star Wars day is insane to me. Our dear friend Jonathan Harker indeed. May the 4th be with him

[ocegion]

The (unintentionally) funniest things in the very serious vampire novel Dracula by Bram Stoker, in my most humble personal opinion

Count Dracula, whose only topic of interest is his own glory as a warlord of times past, dressing up as a servant and cooking, setting the table and folding sheets among other housework to fool Jonathan, probably while muttering to himself 'it's okay Vlad you're still cool you're still cool' over and over again

Dracula throwing a fit at Lucy's window while in bat form like 'You shut out Dracula? You shut him out like the mosquito? Oh, vampirism for you! Vampirism for you for all eternity!'

Dracula, once again at a window while in bat form trying to listen to Van Helsing planning his demise, and being fucking shot at by Quincey Morris and having to flee like 'wait what the FUCK was that???'

On the topic of how trigger-happy Morris is; Van Helsing going on about all the traditional lore on how to figh vampires and Morris saying 'how about we just fucking shoot him' 'yes we'll take that into account too, extra credit'

'oh lmao it's that bitch Harker, can't believe he made it out of my cas- shit he's got a knife' *immediately jumps out the window and flees the country*

Mina, fully and acutely aware of evertything relating to Lucy's death, otherwise the most sensible character in the novel: Last night I dreamed about the creature from hell that lives literally next door and I woke up this morning feeling absolutely awful. I'm sure it's nothing worth mentioning tho

Dracula's demise being larlegy in part due to the fact that he spends most of his time dealing with English bureaucracy and leaving his mail lying around. like the lord of darkness himself sitting in an office to buy a ship ticket, being cryptic and edgy while the worker is just like 'yeah whatever here you go, next' is something that actually happens in the novel