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Why does a Crucifix bother the Count in Dracula?
Life was centered around religion in Stoker's day. Crosses were another way to show that Dracula and the Un-Dead were hellish creatures, unholy and demonic.
In which movie was the character Abraham Van Helsing from?
Abraham Van Helsing is a character from a novel called "Dracula". There are many film adaptations of this novel, some of them are: "Dracula", "Dracula's Daughter", "Count Dracula", "Dracula 2000", "Dracula 3000", "Van Helsing", "Dracula 3D".
Who was the first vampire to make a vampire army?
DRACULA DRACULA Count Dracula only had a few Svyzy minions, not worthy to be called an army.
Do creatures have backbones?
The creatures with backbones are called vertebra. The creatures without backbone are called invertebrate.
Why was Andy Warhol called drella?
He was Dracula + Cinderella.
What is Dracula's house called?
Commonly known to the public as Dracula's Castle, the original name was Bran Castle. When Bram Stroker had initially described Dracula's castle, Bran Castle was the only place in Transylvania to fit the description.
What are creatures that swim called?
mammals, and aquatic creatures.
Who was Dracula's friends?
Dracula's friends included his loyal servant Renfield and the three seductive vampire brides who lived with him in Castle Dracula. Additionally, in some adaptations, he forms alliances with other vampires or supernatural creatures.
Was count Dracula married?
Technically, The Mythological Dracula was not married. But, There were three Female Vampires, Aleera, Verona, and Mareeshka. He called Them His Brides.
What is a vampire leader called?
a leader what do you think i am a geek
What is the famous fictional vampire?
Dracula. Not edward cullen. None of the so-called vampires from the twilight series suffice. Count dracula ftw.
What is the home of Dracula?
Supposedly Dracula lived in Transylvania. He was originally called Vlad the Impaler and lived in Hunadora Castle which is located in Bucharest, Romania.
