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John Badham’s ‘Dracula’, the Rock Star

John Badham’s ‘Dracula’, the Rock Star

On John Badham's Dracula. Because the director of Saturday Night Fever is the first person you would think of to direct Dracula, right?

The Darkness in ‘Blade: Trinity’ Ain’t Hiding Much

A Film Journey into the Heart of Darkness: ‘Return of the Ape Man’ and ‘The Vampire’s Ghost’

A Film Journey into the Heart of Darkness: ‘Return of the Ape Man’ and ‘The Vampire’s Ghost’

These two '40s-era B films offer a contrast in style and intelligence.

Roger Luckhurst’s ‘Zombies’ Is Gory and Highly Informative

Roger Luckhurst’s ‘Zombies’ Is Gory and Highly Informative

Zombies is just as much an anti-imperialist work as it is an historical examination of the walking dead.
‘Monster Mash’ Is a Veritable Catalogue of the Damned

‘Monster Mash’ Is a Veritable Catalogue of the Damned

Nearly every consumer good sold in America from 1957-1972 had some kind of monster on it at some point.

Weekends This Fall: Your 2013 TV Preview

How Can Musty Old Dracula Scare Today’s Filmgoers?

Music, Movies, TVs, Games: October’s Best Entertainment Options

A Cirque Du Soleil Performance in Hollywood Evokes Memories of the Circus of Hollywood

‘Reel Terror’ Is Quite the Hatchet Job

Good Old-Fashioned Creepiness: ‘Universal Classic Monsters: The Essential Collection (Blu-Ray)’

It Could Happen Here: ‘Pharos the Egyptian’ and Invasion Literature