Monsters - Vampire
Vampires are as real as you are willing to believe them to be! They have been known for centuries in many different cultures and lands. For the past three centuries, Europe has been seized by a rich folkloric culture that soon fused with European beliefs about witchcraft. These stories were extensively published in French, German, and then English, finally falling into the hands of an unknown Irish writer and theater manager named Bram Stoker.
The plot of Bram Stoker's 1897 book Dracula, the story of a Transylvanian Count and his invasion of English virtue, is nearly wholly unique. Key characteristics of the vampire, on the other hand, would be drawn straight from Slavic legend, especially when there was a crossover with European witchcraft. Unlike Bram Stoker's Dracula, who was an exquisite and charming aristocrat, Slavic vampires were mainly possessed rural villagers. They have more in common with Max Schreck's animalistic performance in the German silent masterpiece Nosferatu than with Bela Lugosi's theatrical mesmerism as the Hungarian Count in terms of look and mannerism.

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