From medieval warlord to feminist icon, the vampire has survived every age by reinventing itself — feeding on our fears, our ...

Since 1976, Interview with the Vampire has been captivating audiences. The tale of Louis, Lestat, Claudia and co. is seen as ...

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For the last two weeks of the Halloween season, the New Orleans Ballet Theatre has produced its own Dracula ballet.

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Count Dracula symbolism, origins of vampire folklore, medieval vampire myths, Eastern European vampire stories, psychology of ...

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“Carmilla” by Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu is a Victorian Gothic story, published in 1872. The novella focuses on the young protagonist, Laura, and her experience with the immoral yet irresistible vampire, ...

Interview with the Vampire’s Louis studies postcolonial theory, drinks oat milk blood, and cries during group discussions on ...