Netflix and BBC have brought Dracula back, and the story feels familiar but brings just enough difference to make this the first can’t miss new series of 2020. This is a review of the first episode of ...

The new BBC series Dracula hit Netflix on January 4 and brought a beautiful and disturbing new take on the classic Bram Stoker vampire saga. Check out our review of the first episode of Dracula here.

Netflix has released the first teaser for its upcoming miniseries “Dracula,” a co-production with BBC One, starring Claes Bang as the titular vampire. And in this video, which you can view above, Bang ...

Ending Explained Breakdown + Spoiler Talk Review | Doctor Who, Sherlock Easter Eggs & More. We talk the BBC and Netflix ...

Join Josh, Ollie, Reverend Chris, and their small dog as they dive into episode 1 of the Netflix series 'Dracula.' Watch as they react to scary scenes, hilarious vampire puns, and explore both the ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. The Sherlock team’s newest show will make you wonder if you ever liked Sherlock The Sherlock team’s newest show ...

Gregory Lawrence (aka Greg Smith) is a writer, director, performer, songwriter, and comedian. He's an associate editor for Collider and has written for Shudder, CBS, Paste Magazine, Guff, Smosh, Obsev ...

Dracula: A Love Tale' is having a moment online, but some fans are heading to Netflix to watch this sexy take on the classic ...

This version of ‘Dracula’ is light on horror and psychosexual drama, turning Count Dracula into the fun-loving villain of a surprisingly comedic Victorian crime thriller. Episode 1 begins as a ...

Like one of the Count’s brides, the BBC/Netflix mini-series Dracula is charming, fun, and sexy — until it’s drained of all life. The culprit, though, is not the bite of a vampire, but rather ...

Dracula, the world's most famous vampire, is getting the miniseries treatment on Netflix and the BBC courtesy of Hartswood Films, the multi-award winning makers of 'Sherlock.' By Alex Ritman U.K.

Most movie and TV adaptations of Bram Stoker's Dracula flub some details of the source material, from the Count's appearance ...