How The Last Voyage Of The Demeter Changes The Original Dracula Book
The Last Voyage of the Demeter is based on a chapter from Bram Stoker's Dracula. But how close does the horror movie stick to the book that inspired it?
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Why Loki's TVA Mascot Miss Minutes Has An Accent
Miss Minutes might be the most sweetly sinister character on Loki.
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The 14 Greatest Years In Horror History, Ranked
Horror, perhaps more than any other genre, has had its share of years that marked massive shifts and unforgettable trends that change the landscape forever.
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Game Of Thrones' Failed First Pilot Has An Eerie Connection To The Real-Life Titanic
Perhaps the creatives on Game of Thrones should have seen a disaster incoming with their original failed pilot, given its connection to the Titanic.
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Let's take a closer look at the ending to George Clooney's apocalyptic sci-fi drama.
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Jonathan Frakes Has The Receipts Of Success To Get Star Trek: Legacy Rolling
Jonathan Frakes believes it's a matter of when and not if the Star Trek: Picard follow-up, dubbed Legacy, will become a reality. Make it so!
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A Note From Tom Cruise Guided Mission: Impossible's Entire Character Experience
Tom Cruise wants the Mission: Impossible films to reflect the experience of making the movies themselves.
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The It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Moment That Defined Frank For Danny DeVito
Danny DeVito's Frank on It’s Always Sunny has gone through a lot of changes over the years to become who he is today.
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The Star Trek Cast's Tomfoolery Sent JJ Abrams Walking Off Set
The cast of J.J. Abrams' Star Trek movie got along great, albeit to a fault.
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Another Actor Beat Cillian Murphy To Oppenheimer About Four Decades Ago
Back in 1980, BBC produced a seven-hour miniseries version of Oppenheimer's life and the creation of the atomic bomb, and it starred Sam Waterston.
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Perpetrator Review: A Trippy Coming-Of-Self Flick Bathed In Blood [Fantasia Fest 2023]
Perpetrator is painted in the chaotic shade of fever dream. This high school horror is awash in blood and has no intention to feign subtlety. Here's our review.
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The Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 2 Finale Understands The Art Of The Surprise
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds kept a finale secret a surprise in an era where movies and TV shows intentionally spoil their own reveals.
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The Last Voyage Of The Demeter Is A Reminder That One-Location Horror Movies Freakin' Rule
The Last Voyage of the Demeter channels 1979's Alien, and confirms that horror movies that take place in a single locale need to make a comeback.
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8 Moments In The Last Voyage Of The Demeter That Truly Terrified Us
"The Last Voyage of the Demeter" adapts just a single chapter of Bram Stoker's "Dracula," but the movie packs plenty of memorable frights into its runtime.
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Can Blue Beetle Bust DC's Bad Streak At The Box Office? An Investigation
DC has faced a slew of bombs at the box office. Can Blue Beetle, which comes out next weekend, turn things around?
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Blue Beetle Early Buzz: The DC Film Earns Praise For Being 'Unique' And 'Emotional'
WB's DC films have had a bumpy ride lately, but early buzz for the upcoming Blue Beetle is overwhelmingly positive. See what folks are saying about the film.
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The Last Voyage Of The Demeter Asks: 'What If Dracula Was An Alien Movie?'
The new Dracula movie The Last Voyage of the Demeter owes a lot to Ridley Scott's Alien. Here's how the two horror movies compare to each other.
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How A Wonder Woman Epiphany Led Gal Gadot To Make Heart Of Stone
The success of Wonder Woman provided Gal Gadot with the inspiration she needed to develop her own original action film, Heart of Stone.
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Heart Of Stone Was More Intense Than Anything Gal Gadot Had Done Before (Even Wonder Woman)
Between her intense training and Gal Gadot contracting COVID-19, Heart of Stone posed quite the challenge for the Wonder Woman star.
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The Last Voyage Of The Demeter Continues David Dastmalchian's Biggest Year Yet [Exclusive Interview]
David Dastmalchian loved appearing in a Dracula movie like The Last Voyage of the Demeter. He tells us all about that, plus the time Jack Black gave him a hug.
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How To Watch Insidious: The Red Door At Home
After becoming the most successful movie in the Insidious franchise, The Red Door is now available to watch from the comfort of your home.
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Kohrra Is An Indian Noir Series – And The Latest Hit For Netflix
Indian crime thrillers or procedural-centered dramas on Netflix have performed really well, including Kohrra, which is streaming right now.
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The Last Voyage Of The Demeter's Dracula Is The Closest We've Ever Seen To Bram Stoker's Original Monster
Dracula in Bram Stoker's novel is not the same as the cape-wearing Dracula of the movies, and The Last Voyage of the Demeter understands that.
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The Twisted Metal TV Series Is A Total Blast – And There May Be A Secret Reason For Its Success
Based on the ultra-graphic video game, Peacock's series adaptation of Twisted Metal is as hilarious as it is violent.
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No, Chef: The Bear Season 2 Could've Seen Carmy And Sydney Hooking Up
Many on the internet shipped Carmy and Sydney. It turns out that one of the co-showrunners kind of did as well.
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A Last Voyage Of The Demeter Sequel Already Lies In The Pages Of Bram Stoker's Dracula Book
The best part of Bram Stoker's original Dracula novel has rarely made it to the big screen, and a Last Voyage of the Demeter sequel could fix that.
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One Of Barbie's Sentimental Scenes Has A Hidden Biblical Reference
One particular Barbie Easter egg (which nods to a certain famous painting by Michelangelo) is indicative of the film's larger Biblical influences.
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