I don’t think this photo is from any of his Dracula movies, actually. But it’s a great photo.

princess-goldberry:

.Count Vlad Dracula.

Oh, these are striking. 

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Undead, undead, undead.

gothtriggers:

frankensteinsfunhouse:

Dracula (1931)

When this makes your knees veak.

::boggles:: Oh my, Nathan Fillion would make a fabulous Quincy Morris, wouldn’t he? Quick, someone make a good Dracula mini-series. 

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Yes, the Coppola Dracula has its flaws. But all in all, it’s a very pretty movie. 

Via miss-vesper-lynd:

Dracula (1992) | Directed by Francis Ford Coppola

“The blood is the life… and it shall be mine.”

Dracula signet ring. ::sobs:: Oh, how I covet this. However, at £198.00, my budget says no. But lovely to dream about! Someday, someday my pretty, you will belong to ME.

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So it seems the Oscars forgot to include the amazing talent of Eiko Ishioka in their memoriam section. You could say I’m a little miffed, what with her having actually won an Oscar in 1992 for her work in Bram Stoker’s Dracula.

So if the Oscars will so easily forget her, I won’t. I could always spot her costume designs. They were amazing, like a painting come to life. When I heard she had passed, I was heartbroken. Her costumes were what made me really pay attention to every aspect of a movie.  R.I.P. Eiko Ishioka, 1938-2012 

First image: Promotional image of Béla Lugosi for Dracula (1931). Second: Béla Lugosi in Dracula c.1931. Via bela-lugosi-source.

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So pretty! (Yes, vial of “blood” and a Dracula reference, stamp my cliche card now. Whatever, it shouldn’t be a surprise that I like this necklace.) The Heart of Mina necklace by TragicallyAdorned on Etsy.

Dracula by ARANTZAZU MARTINEZ 64” x 38”/ 162 x 97cm. Oil on linen. John Butler private collection. Via frenchpaperartclub.

Lego monsters! Yesssss!

“The list of confirmed sets includes Werewolf, Frankenstein monster with the Doctor, Dracula with his bride, Swamp Monster, Mummy with skeletal horse, and a Ghost train.”

Not faithful to the novel, but oh so gorgeous.

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Via gothetsyfinds, a Dracula bracelet. Very, very pretty. Hmm, this makes me want to rummage through all my jewelry-making supplies …

£21

http://www.etsy.com/shop/TheTwistedAlchemy

::sobs:: Look! A 1st edition of Dracula for a mere $12,125.00! A far more reasonable price than the $63,000 price tag on another auction!

Yes, I occasionally torture myself by seeing what vintage and antique editions of Dracula are currently on eBay. No, I don’t really know why I do this to myself. But oh! Isn’t it pretty?

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