in scenes of the 1930′s film "Dracula" starring Bela, he is show wearing at times either a large medal with a wide ribbon, or a thin chain necklace with some kind of charm/pendant. What is the medal? where is it from, what does it say, why was it given? also, what is the little charm on the end of the thin necklace?
"Blue Jay Way" — http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5I3XNDs9d2U
"Bela Lugosi’s Dead" — http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_IFYXdrcmM
Which song do you prefer?
BQ: Which song is creepier? lol
Just asking…
For instance could one show up for a Church service as " Dracula" outfit & all?
I have no interest in cute lovey-dovey teenage vampires. However, I’m extremely fascinated by traditional lusting, seductive, evil vampires as well as Eastern Europe (even to the point of me starting to learn Russian out-of-school this year). I’ve never read a horror novel in my life. I don’t know why. I just didn’t. But now I’m curious.
Anyway, what is "Dracula" written like? I really loathe lengthy descriptions and unnecessarily long sentences. In other words, I can’t stand Romantic-era literature and William Faulkner. If "Dracula" is like that in any way, I’m really not too sure I’d like it. If so, could you give me any other horror suggestions? Preferably not Stephan King, who just doesn’t interest me, or "Frankenstein", which I’ll be reading later this year in AP English.
How is suspense, tension and a sense of mystery created in 3 gothic horror stories? The 3 stories are Frankenstein, Dracula and Tell tale Heart.
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How is suspense, tension and a sense of mystery created in 3 gothic horror stories? The 3 stories are Frankenstein, Dracula and Tell tale Heart.
If you think you can help me contact me and I will give you the full information.
I NEED SOMEONE TO HELP – IF SOMEONE WILL WRITE IT FOR ME (HA!) I’LL GIVE YOU THE "BEST ANSWER" 