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Noelle, by Anna Rankin

We conclude our week-long coverage of Noelle McCarthy's memoir with musings on Freud, Vivienne Westwood and AA

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10 Supernatural Couples that Rival Aziraphale and Crowley

A match made in Heaven with hellishly good chemistry? Sounds like Aziraphale and Crowley. While Good Omens may have come to an end, and Aziracrow with it, there are still plenty of supernatural romances carrying the ethereal torch. Whether it’s immortal vampires, yearning angels, or fishmen pining for a human…

The Mary Sue

Dracula review – Mina Harker bites back but drama is deadened by tricksy retelling

A fixation on how to frame Bram Stoker’s story disrupts the flow of this feminist reboot, killing the fear factor

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Dracula rises again: Umi Myers on a new show with its teeth on the pulse

A new production of Dracula at the Lyric Hammersmith tells the classic horror through a female perspective and aims to cleverly explore contemporary fears while scaring the old school pants off you

Evening Standard

Robert Eggers on Nosferatu: 'After Twilight we deserve a scary, smelly corpse in vampire films again'

The acclaimed director of The Northman and VVitch on remaking the 1922 vampire masterpiece, his nod to Hammer Horror and how the film’s core themes of sex and death will never go out of fashion

Evening Standard

What is The Lost Voyage of the Demeter based on?

The Lost Voyage of the Demeter is an all-new vampire movie, but is it based on any pre-existing materials that viewers should know about?

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Bram Stoker's Dracula: bats, garlic, disturbing sexualities and a declining empire

In our Guide to the Classics series, experts explain key works of literature.

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Dracula at 125: how Bram Stoker's vampire is a monstrous creation of terrifying sleep disorders

Having celebrated the 125th anniversary of its 1897 publication earlier this year, Dracula is deservedly considered a classic – not least for the way its eponymous vampire remains a cultural icon. Bram Stoker’s novel has prompted a wide variety of critical interpretations, from the existential dread of cursed immortality to…

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