Nicolas Cage's take on Dracula for Renfield recently debuted via the movie's first trailer.

Nicolas Cage and Nicholas Hoult reunite for the second time in the Dracula film Renfield and teases what fans can expect from it.

Renfield is now shooting, and we finally have our first taste of Nicolas Cage’s version of Count Dracula.

Renfield is on the way, and its cast includes Nicolas Cage, Awkwafina and many more.

Nicolas Cage makes a declaration ahead of playing Dracula that pretty much proves he's perfect for the job.

As he prepares for his role as Dracula in Renfield, Nicolas Cage is researching classic horror movie performances.

Universal’s Renfield has recruited a Shang-Chi star to join Nicolas Cage and Nicholas Hoult.

Marvel has some characters like Dracula in its universe that predate the existence of the company.

The Hotel Transylvania directors told us what to expect for the last installment.

Check out what's in store for the final chapter in the Hotel Transylvania movies this summer.

We have an exclusive first look at Dracula of Transylvania, an illustrated novel that reimagines the iconic vampire at his most terrifying.

From the superhero realm to a classic horror character.

Marvel's Eternals and Nomadland's Chloe Zhao is set to direct, write, and produce a "futuristic, sci-fi western" take on the iconic vampire Dracula.

Universal's iconic monsters are coming to a screen near you, for free!

Horror films are fascinating for what they reveal about the cultures which created them. The history of queer representation within the genre extends well beyond film as a medium, seen in literary works like Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein (1818), Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu’s Carmilla (1872) and, of course, Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1897), which have literally shaped horror films as they’ve always been known. If we understand that the monster is a symbol or metaphor for social anxiety, then the vampire is perhaps most notoriously queer. Nevertheless, the subject of queerness in horror extends well beyond this one …

Here's a little bite into how The Invitation director is approaching the reboot.

Ever since Sebastian Stan casually revealed he has thrown his hat into the casting ring for Karyn Kusama's upcoming Dracula Blumhouse monster movie, it's all I've been able to think about. Granted, it's been about two hours since I discovered this nugget of news, so I've been on a bit of an emotional rollercoaster. Oh, you haven't heard this news yet? Well, let's break it down. [caption id="attachment_890758" align="alignright" width="360"] Image via Universal Pictures[/caption] While speaking with The Hollywood Reporter earlier this week about his new indie Endings, Beginnings, …

Following the success of The Invisible Man, Universal and Blumhouse Productions are getting ready to tackle a Dracula film next.

The Invisible Man's success hasn't gone unnoticed.

Blumhouse is following up its recent smash hit The Invisible Man with another classic Universal Monster. A new adaptation of Dracula is in the works, with Karyn Kusama (Destroyer, The Invitation) set to direct from a script written by her frequent collaborators Phil Hay and Matt Manfredi. As reported by THR, the movie isn’t officially at Universal yet, but Jason Blum’s hit-making production company has a first-look deal with the studio. It seems highly unlikely that they’d let the project go somewhere else. [caption id="attachment_594852" align="alignright" width="360"] Image via Universal Pictures[/caption] …