Vampire folklore

Slavic Bestiary by Lucas Staniec

The Nightmare (second version, c. 1790) by Henry Fuseli. “There’s something those fellows catch–beyond life–that they’re able to make us catch for a second. Doré had it. Sime has it. Angarola of Chicago has it. And Pickman had it as no man ever had it before or–I hope to heaven–ever will again.” (Pickman’s Model, 1926) […]

The undead scare that caused New Englanders to take the fight to the vampires themselves. A bizarre chapter in the history of the United States.

Baobhan Sith ("white women of the woods") is a creature from Scottish folklore. It is said to be a type of vampire or fairy, and is usually depicted as a beautiful woman with long blonde hair and wearing a green dress. According to legend, Baobhan Sith dwells in remote areas of the Scottish Highlands and is known for preying on unwary travelers, especially hunters. She is said to lure men to dance with her, and then drain their blood when they let their guard down. She is known for her…

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Delving into the rich tapestry of folklore and fiction, vampires have intrigued and terrified cultures for centuries. From ancient Slavic tales to the iconic character of Count Dracula, vampires have left an indelible mark on global mythology. He…

Vampires history

This is a brief writing about Vampires, it briefly describes the reality about these creatures, removing the myths and legends created by people.

Of all the places where there have been werewolf sightings, central England seems like a strange place for there to be a hotbed of paranormal activity, and ...