Ladybird Hiring ‘Sensitivity Readers’ for Classic Children’s Books
Ever found Cinderella or Snow White too be either white and too straight? Don’t worry, Ladybird Books has hired consultants from the Ministry of…
Tag: Dracula
Mel Brooks Films Ranked: #10 “Dracula: Dead and Loving It” (1995)
#10 in my ranking of Mel Brooks’ filmography. Mel Brooks’ final film is more of a piece with Robin Hood: Men in Tights than Young Frankenstein, which…
Nicolas Cage Credits His Diverse Acting Career to David Bowie’s Advice
No matter what you think of him as an actor, you cannot deny that Nicolas Cage has had a wildly varied career. the actor…
Nicolas Cage’s Dracula Film ‘Renfield’ Finally Begins Production
Universal’s Renfield, starring Nicolas Cage as Dracula, has officially begun filming, and the studio published an image of the production’s opening clapperboard to make…
It’s Another Embarrassing ‘Best Comics of 2021’ List to Review
Film School Rejects did a list of 15 comics they think are supposedly the best of the year, and one of the most peculiar…
Hammer Films is Reborn as Hammer Studios With Restorations & New Productions
The U.K.’s Network Distributing has sealed a deal with iconic British horror label Hammer Films to form Hammer Studios Ltd., Variety reports. Network’s managing director…
Whisper Network’s De Campi & Cooke’s Hatred of Men Rivals Their Hatred for Classics
Newsarama interviewed a woman who’s been the subject of much controversy due to her involvement in troublemaking movements like the Whisper Network, about a new…
Legendary Comics’ Bela Lugosi ‘Dracula’ Graphic Novel Coming This October
Announced last year, an upcoming graphic novel from Legendary Comics will faithfully adapt Bram Stoker’s Dracula and the titular character will be drawn (by El Garing) to…
Dracula Reboot Director Teasing What to Expect from Her Film
With many of the adaptations of Bram Stoker’s Dracula that we’ve seen over the decades, the figure is regularly portrayed as being motivated by romantic intentions, though…
Retro Movie Review: In Praise of… Dracula 2000?
With the recent 3-part Dracula mini-series on the UK’s BBC1, perhaps it’s worth revisiting Patrick Luisser’s (Drive Angry) Dracula 2000 (strangely enough, released in 2000).…