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Bram Stoker
Bram Stoker By Barbara Belford, 1976 Bram had a frigid wife. He went to prostitutes—especially during the menstruation period. Bram wanted to grow as a person, but he felt he couldn’t. Bram was aware of the subtext in his own … Continue reading
Posted in History, Literary Criticism, Literature/Pop Culture, Movies/TV, Uncategorized
Tagged Actor, An Account of the Principalties of Wallachia and Moldavia, Anti-Feminist, Blarney, Blood, Bram Stoker, Byron, childhood, Demeter, Desdemona, Devil, Dracula, Edgar Alan Poe, education, Ellen Terry, Emily Bronte, Empress, Fates of Fernella, Father Figure, Florence, Fool, Government, Hangman, Harker, Ill, Incest, infanticide, Irving, Jonathan, Le Vampires, Lovres, Lucy, M Names, Magician, Mark Twain, MIddle Class, Mina, Movie, Nosferatu, Ophelia, patricide, Research, Sex, Sexual, Shakespeare, Sharp, sibling rivalry, social ills, taboo, tarot cards, Teeth, The Fall of the House of Usher, Theater, Vampires, Victorian, Vlad Dracul, Walt Whitman, Whitby, William Wilkerson, Wuthering Heights
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Sydney as Sophia
Sydney as Sophia Rambaldi and the Holy Grail Sophia is the embodiment of the sacred feminine. She is the bride of Christ and the Holy Grail itself. Sydney Bristow in the television show Alias is also a symbolic of Holy … Continue reading
Posted in Literature/Pop Culture, Mythology, Religion
Tagged Alias, angels fall from the sky, Apocalypse, Bad Robot, bind them with fury, Black, Blood, blood red horses, Bloodline, Bride of Christ, Carl Jung, Chosen One, Creation, Da Vinci Code, Destruction, Disclosure, Evil, Goddess, Good, Holy Blood Holy Grail, Holy Grail, Immortality, Jennifer Garner, Jesus Christ, JJ Abrams, Kendall, Lazarey, Lazarus, Muller Device, Nadia, Obliterate, Passenger. Time Travel, Prophecy, Red Liquid, Resurrection, Rimbaldi End Game, Romanov, Sophia, Sydney Bristow, The Cube, The Horizon, unseen marks, Wisdom
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Horror Vs Gothic
Horror Vs Gothic As a child I stayed away from horror movies. My mother preferred to stay away from them as well, so it wasn’t difficult to do. However, now and again friends would expose me to a random horror … Continue reading
Posted in Flashback, Literary Criticism, Literature/Pop Culture, Lost, Movies/TV, Writing
Tagged 1992, 1994, 1995, 1996, 2013, 2nd Grade, 7 years old, Age 16, Anne Rice, Blood, Candyman, Cari Lynn Vaughn, Carrie, Dolores Claiborne, Friday the 13th, Fringe, Ghosts, Gore, Gothic, Grimm, Gunslinger, Guts, Halloween, horror, Interview With A Vampire, LJ Smith, Lost, Misery, My Perfect Drug, Nightmare on Elm Street, Nikki Lieurance, Out There, Saw, Shelly Brown, Slasher Movies, Sleepwalkers, Spirits, Stephen King, Suffering, Supernatural, The Dark Tower, The Howling, The Lady in White, The Others, The Otherside, The Ring, The Skeleton Key, The Vampire Chronicles, The Vampire Diaries, The X-Files, Tommyknockers, Torture Porn, Vampires, Werewolves
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Edge of Tomorrow
October 9, 2014 Edge Edge of Tomorrow is a 2014 Sci-Fi Action movie with Tom Cruise and Emily Blunt. It is based on Hiroshi Sakurazak’s novel All You Need Is Kill. Will Cage is stuck in a time loop. Aliens … Continue reading
Posted in Literature/Pop Culture, Movies/TV
Tagged Abandoned, Aliens, All You Need Is Kill, Alpha, American, Blood, Blood Transfusion, British, Brutal, Chaos, Choices, Country, Death, Deserter, Disabilty, Edge of Tomorow, Fractals, Government, Graphic Novel, Ground Hog Day, Hero, Hiroshi Sakurazaki, Humanity, Hundred Deaths, Injury, Japanese, Judge, London, Louvre, Millitary, Mimics, Misery, Movie, Novel, Omega, Paris, PTSD, Riat Vrataski, Sacrifice, Suffering, Time Loop, Toss Away, United, US Army, Used, Will Cage
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Difference in Dracula
Differences in the Novel Dracula and the 1992 Movie Bram Stoker’s Dracula Cari Gilkison Film Studies 578, May 1998 Francis Ford Coppola’s 1992 version of Dracula varied from Bram Stoker’s novel in one key aspect. The film focused … Continue reading
Posted in History, Literature/Pop Culture, Movies/TV
Tagged 1992, Blood, Bram Stoker's Dracula, Cari Gilkison, Cari Lynn Vaughn, Cinema House, Death, Dinner, Dracula, Elizabeth, Eternal Love, Film Studies, Francis Ford Coppola, Harker, Loss, Love, Lucy's Death, Marriage, Mina, Movie, Reincarnation, Spring 1998, Steven Joyce, Suicide, Turks, Undead, Van Helsing, Vlad Tepes
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