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Dracula: Dead and Loving It by Mel Brooks ... Source: www.guardian.co.uk --- 8 days ago
Great-grand-nephew to base sequel on characters and plot lines excised from original novel ... Source: books.guardian.co.uk --- 9 days ago
News: Dacre Stoker writes authorised sequel to great grand-uncle Bram's vampire classic ... Source: seattlepi.nwsource.com --- 18 hours ago
What if Bram Stoker wrote his classic 1897 horror novel "Dracula" as a veiled way of telling a story even more horrifying? ... Source: www.cbc.ca --- 7 days ago
Drawing from handwritten notes by Bram Stoker, the horror author's great-grandnephew is set to pen a Dracula sequel entitled Dracula: The Un-Dead. ... Source: monsterkidclassichorrorforum.yuku.com --- 13 days ago
There just doesn't seem to be much on this underrated film, I looked through all thirtysomething pages of topics and couldn't find one for this movie. Apparently James Whale was the first person attached to this film and delivered a screenplay for it, but it was rejected as "too weird". Do any copies of this screenplay still exist and has anyone read it? If so, would you care to share a synopsis? Bela Lugosi was also attached to this film, with advance... ...
Source: www.digitalspy.co.uk --- 9 days ago
The film rights to the official Dracula sequel The Undead are sold. ... Source: comingsoon.net --- 8 days ago
from Bram Stoker's great-grandnephew and blood descendant, Dacre Stoker ... Source: blogcritics.org --- 34 minutes ago
"Ive always been a fan of paranormal stories that have a strong humorous component as well as a quasi-scientific explanation for oddities," says Acosta. Marta Acosta is the author of the successful, darkly humorous Casa Dracula series, featuring smart, sexy, Hispanic heroine Milagros, an outsider in the world of vampires. Marta also keeps a blog, Vampire Wire, offering the latest news about paranormal and urban fantasy books. Thanks for this interview, Marta. It's a pleasure having you here... ... Source: www.thefirstpost.co.uk --- 8 days ago
A new Dracula book is on its way, written by the great grand-nephew of the horror story’s creator, Bram Stoker. Using Bram’s handwritten notes, Dacre Stoker is penning a sequel,… ... Source: www.tradebit.com --- 13 days ago
0 30 STAGECOACH HORSE SOUNDS As if emerging from Dracula s Castle, this stagecoach sound effect captures the wheels turning and the horses whin... ... Source: www.tradebit.com --- 13 days ago
0 30 Dracula S ORGAN Big church organ sounds as Count Dracula plays in the grand hall. A great Halloween sound effect which is fully loopable. Th... ... Source: forum.dvdtalk.com --- 3 days ago
Which one these would you consider the best of the Dracula adapted movies? ... Source: www.publishersweekly.com --- 11 days ago
Dutton publisher Brian Tart has won U.S. rights to Dracula: the Un-dead, by the great-grandnephew of Bram Stoker. The book is the first authorized work since the original 1931 movie and will be released next October. ...
Source: www.teletext.co.uk --- 8 days ago
A sequel novel to Bram Stoker's Dracula is to be turned into a movie. ... Source: www.flickdirect.com --- 7 days ago
The sequel to Bram Stoker's novel "Dracula" will begin shooting next year, according to Dark Horizons.com. The film will be titled "The Un-Dead", and is currently being written in novel form and set to be released in October... ... Source: www.artsjournal.com --- 7 days ago
"Drawing from handwritten notes by Bram Stoker, the horror author's great-grandnephew is set to pen a Dracula sequel entitled Dracula: The Un-Dead. The new project is the first story authorized by the Stoker family and estate since the 1931 film starring Bela Lugosi."... ... Source: www.pastemagazine.com --- 3 hours ago
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Call me crazy, but Bram Stoker's Dracula (the book, not the movie) ends pretty definitively. Dracula gets a bowie knife in the heart, and crumbles into dust in the red sun of the Transylvanian dawn. The wiggle room has been taken care of in a score of movies, books, and television shows -- and we have plenty of new vampire stories, so must we really dig up Dracula again? Well, according to ShockTillYouDrop , yes. They say a sequel is coming -- and this time it's getting a literary and big screen outing. For the first time, the Stoker estate has authorized an official Dracula sequel titled Dracula: The Undead. Written by Dacre Stoker, Bram's great-grandnephew, and Dracula historian Ian Holt, the story uses characters and plot threads that were edited out of Stoker's original novel in 1897. It hits store shelves in October 2009, just in time for Halloween. And don't think it's the only sequel you'll be getting -- publishing house Penguin-Canada (who describes the book as having done a"fantastic job melding the old with the new"), has already signed up for two more. But you won't get to read it before film production starts -- Holt and Alexander Galant have already completed and sold the script, and production is slated to begin in June 2009. Jan DeBont is one of the producers and I'm sure he's debating whether or not to direct as well. I might be interested in this if estate authorized sequels were ever good -- I can't think of one that ...