"Mother,can you tell me a bed-time story?" "-Sure!When I was your age,people were vomiting and bleeding and dying and being buried alive.Then,they'd wake up and drink the blood of other people!How cool is that?"
When I was a kid, I thought Transylvania was only a fictional name of a hotel for ghosts/creatures. You know, the animation Hotel Transylvania😅.. So, it is only now I learnerd that there is really a country named Transylvania😅...
There is a class in University of Virginia, called Dracula. It uses Dracula as an entry point that introduces the European myths, lures, cultures, and American pop culture. As an international student, I love this class a lot!
Fun fact: The "vampire" the Austrian doctor was supposed to exam was Sava Savanovic, a local celebrity in a Serbian village, who everybody feared. He disproved it and explained the case to Austrians, but the Serbs remained firm in the belief that Sava rises every month. His mill (the mill is an ominous symbol in Serbian folklore on its own) is still avoided by the villagers to this day. It is also a tourist attraction, by day of course
@@bluecat299 mills are built in remote location, usually outside the village. These locations are scary enough on their own at night, but you also gotta factor in a huge number of stories about mills being cursed. Also, Sava's mill is located in a thick forest, which doesn't help
Imagine being poor seven-year-old Bram Stoker “Mom...I don’t feel so good.” “Awwwww, do you wan to hear a story?” “Sure!” “When I was young, there was a terrible disease, killing many, many people, and we had to bury others alive! Also, there’re some thingies called vampires or something who wake up after dying and become carnivourous bloodthirsty monsters and kill everyone in our town I think. Goodnight!”
I highly doubt he disliked those moments, I think most children at young age would like to hear horror, shocking stories over wholesome, happy sappy ones
You do have a good point, and I do think that it would be important to mention that in the video (considering that Florence Stoker is dead and Bram Stoker's great grand-nephew Dacre Stoker was unable to keep creative control of the property for very long). However, Nosferatu began bringing the story into the public eye while the Bela Lugosi version (the first authorized film version of Dracula) was the film that catapulted Dracula into mainstream media, with the novel going into the public domain expanding off of the fame set by the film versions (particularly from Lugosi, whom everyone likes to mimic with his Hungarian accent and widow's peak). Without them, I don't think Dracula would have the fame he now has today, and thus would we not have Christopher Lee and Gary Oldman to carry the torch.
It comes from dragon because his father was member of the Order of the Dragon, an order of Christian noblemen founded by Holy Roman Emperor Sigismund to combat the Turks. Draculea just meant "son of the dragon".
lol, idk if that's a good bedtimes story "when i was a little girl the village had an outbreak of cholera, it was so bad that we had to bury people alive in mass graves. g'night son, sweet dreams"
Vlad the Impaler was known as Dracula and he was what the character was inspired by. Vlad was known for having a tower in his castle that was high up. On the ground below the tower he had spikes planted in the ground. He would take his enemies up to the top of the tower and push them over the edge to the spikes below killing them. Vlad was called Dracula because the translations stands for "Dragon". The current British royal family are actually distant relations of Vlad the Impaler.
I was thrilled to see someone finally say that Vlad Tepes was not the inspiration for Count Dracula. Stoker only copied the name "Dracula" from a document or book he used as research. It's like the canard that Bob Kane was the sole creator of Batman.
This playlist reminded me of the first serious poem I had ever written; it was for the final project during my high school senior year drama class. I think this poem took me a weeks time, and a lot of walking to write haha. A softly tinted candy colored horizon, brings about the end to the first day in a long forever. A cool dawn breeze flows across the endless lakefront. As gulls playfully pass by, you hear a sound close to your heart, yet unrecognizable. You follow the narrow pier but reach its sudden end. Still the sound continues, haunting your every memory trying to recognize the tones of the benevolent falsetto. With tears beginning to swell, you leap into the open waters, and fight the storm of the ocean with no guide but the sweet serenade, drowning out even the crack of waves 20 feet tall. As you near, you begin to hear the faint sounds of the one who saved your life. Rather now this blissful sound has evolved into a bellowing melody of beautiful rhymes and utterance. And soon you learn the goodnight you heard, was the final product of 10,000 words. When can true bliss exist? When are we allowed to feel love with complete freedom? When is self-actualization a reality? The hollows of one’s mind may destroy these ideas before we can embrace them. Try as we may, failure and pain are a part of realizing these ideas, and those realties, fearfully may never come. But with withered realities and dreams comes hope. A hero, a warrior, an entity of love. A banner held high with morals of unmistakable value. A shield clashed with the iron clad of failure. And stripes of battles taken by victory. A sword dulled by the slashing of demons, only to be sharpened in preparation for what may be their last quarrel. At night both warrior and weak reflect on the dust settled and which star to follow. But where love is given in recur, its return is curtain. Those saved never forget, as those who fight may never fully understand.
Wait what?! I saw this video on suggestion and I was like "dude there is no way there's anything in the vid that I didn't know, cuz my professor during '13 summer in that class Dracula pretty much got EVERYTHING you need to know about vampire covered". And once I clicked in it, it's the same dude! I love you, Professor Stepanic!
I prefer listening to them rather than reading them. But I love having a collection of the best/most famous horror books too, so I could not resist buying it.
Despite Dracula being the most famous vampire in history, most people don't really know his debut story. They don't know about the Harkers, or Van Helsing, or Lucy, or her boyfriends, and they're the ones who actually are the main characters of the story.
For an adaptation that does all of these characters justice, I'd highly recommend the audio drama Re:Dracula, which tells the story chronologically and is adapted straight from the book. The casting is perfect, they do such a good job bringing the story to life!
@@mautheprufstift4630 'my medicine won't work unless you take yours too' bro cmon it either works or it doesn't. Why do other people need to get it to protect you? Do you have yours?
Stroker: Mommy, it's night time... I want a story. His mom: ... then people started bleeding and dying, then they... wake up and drink other people's BLOOD!
Stroker: Mom can you sing me a lullaby His mom:🎶oh scary,oh scary,scary night.vaaampires,ghoooouls,deeeemonss.Under your beedddd. Killing you softlyyyy oh softlyyyy until you dieee🎶
I heard of Nosferatu from Spongebob, and thought that he looked like Dracula. Now I know that it's no coincidence. The part about people doing stuff to get rid of vampires, and the physician putting an end to the myth I already knew that, but the rest was just wow
Dracula was one of the greatest enemies of the Muslim Ottoman State, he was not a vampire or fairy tale, rather he was a vicious crusader who fought against the army of Muhammad al-Fatih.
the turks wanted to take over romania, and vlad (dracula) fought viciously to attempt to protect christianity and end the turks. without him, it is likely much more of europe would have been taken over by the ottoman
that's why he had a real name ' VLAD the Impaler', he will impale the turks whole body from their butt into their mouth and put it on the ground while the ottomans trying to hunt VLAD down.
Dracula was the quintisential movie star/celebrity vampire. The only one that I can think of that comes close to making the same impact would be Lestat and he still falls short. It wasn't just him having a novel at his back to generate the fame but the character himself was and still is- one of the most fascinating ever created. Vampires are immortal but Dracula is eternal.
Mary Shellys Frankenstein is huge too. Universal made Frankenstein starring Boris Karloff and that too was a success which spawned the hundreds of other movies.
For more reference of moder vampires and what inspired them. I recommend *The Bride of Corinth* . A german poem from Goethe that inspired both Carmila and Dracula. Not so much for *The Vampire which is a continuation of Gordon Byron shor tales, but the poem is one of the earliest takes on moderm vampires.
Jure Grando Alilović (1579-1656) was probably the first real person described as a vampire in historical records, he was from Croatia's region of Istria
It should be noted that while the OG Dracula resembled Vlad Tepesh basically in name only, later adaptations very much introduced elements of "The Dragon's Son" into the general lore.
what???.....Bram stoker as kid was in bed and his mother told him stories of outbreak of cholerae and Mass graves and people being buried alive........😮😮😮
I heard that there was a king in 15th-16th century, who titled himself Dracul, meaning king in a way. He had a son who was named Dracula, and he suffered many gruesome experiences like seeing his brother being slaughtered. Dracula obviously became king and he killed many people and many say he had a "thirst" for blood. Eventually it adapted to other countries.
Surprisingly, with at least a dozen adaptations, only one matches Dracula's appearance, including his mustache and that's the 1970 version by Jesus Franco, starring Christopher Lee as Dracula, outside of the Hammer Horror franchise.
Dracula is a fictional character, he may come from wherever the author wants him to come. Stoker was not bad informed, he did read about Vlad the Impaler, and used his story as background, but he chose to place him in Transylvania so that he would make a whole backstory that Dracula was descended of the ruthless Attila the Hun through the Székelys. None of this makes sense in real life, but he was not interested in getting the facts right, he wanted to create a work of fiction which would scare the shit out of people. So saying that the book was misunderstood, or that Stoker was bad informed makes no real sense, since Stoker did not want to write history, he wanted to create mythology.
"Vampir" is Serbian word distributed through Europe by Austrian Doctors who investigated first historical case of vampir in Serbia,Book doesn't have anything with real history,Romania is connected with vampires only because of Dracula book that is not Historical document but fantasy novel. Fun fact: The "vampire" the Austrian doctor was supposed to exam was Sava Savanovic, a local celebrity in a Serbian village, who everybody feared. He disproved it and explained the case to Austrians, but the Serbs remained firm in the belief that Sava rises every month. His mill (the mill is an ominous symbol in Serbian folklore on its own) is still avoided by the villagers to this day. It is also a tourist attraction, by day of course
I remember Dacre Stoker (Bram Stoker's great-grandnephew) kept telling us at his booksigning a year ago that he was 99.9% convinced that Bram Stoker's "mysterious illness" was in fact asthma, because he has it, his son has it, and Bram Stoker's great-grandson has it. It ran in his family.
No words about strigoi ??? WTF ! No words about DRACULA NOVEL as a propaganda by the austro-hungarian ? In Romanian mythology, strigoi (English: striga, poltergeist)[1] are the troubled spirits of the dead rising from the grave. Some strigoi can be living people with certain magical properties. Some of the properties of the strigoi include: the ability to transform into an animal, invisibility, and the propensity to drain the vitality of victims via blood loss. Strigoi are also known as vampires.
"Vampir" is Serbian word distributed through Europe by Austrian Doctors who investigated first historical case of vampir in Serbia,Book doesn't have anything with real history,Romania is connected with vampires only because of Dracula book that is not Historical document but fantasy novel. Fun fact: The "vampire" the Austrian doctor was supposed to exam was Sava Savanovic, a local celebrity in a Serbian village, who everybody feared. He disproved it and explained the case to Austrians, but the Serbs remained firm in the belief that Sava rises every month. His mill (the mill is an ominous symbol in Serbian folklore on its own) is still avoided by the villagers to this day. It is also a tourist attraction, by day of course
The video is only six minutes. Bram Stoker was Anglo-Irish, so I don’t see how Dracula could be Austro-Hungarian propaganda. He never even went to Romania. One can not discuss all vampire folklore in six minutes.
"Mother,can you tell me a bed-time story?"
"-Sure!When I was your age,people were vomiting and bleeding and dying and being buried alive.Then,they'd wake up and drink the blood of other people!How cool is that?"
Oooo spoopy
Wow! That’s a beautiful story
' when i was your age' ouh.....that is so cool
That's so cool mother! Can dis continue?
That is cool
I love how his mom just tells a bunch of horror stories to a 7 yr old
It should be pg16+
My gram let us watch r rated films in the 90s when we were 8 like Friday the 13 and nightmare on elmstreet, best childhood ever
That story tellings horror exist too in asian countries specially when there were no electricity, for entertainment.
Not just fantasy. REAL ACCOUNTS of plagues wiping out whole cities.
Well Irish people still do it today my mam does it
During my childhood I used to think that Transylvania and Pennsylvania were both the same.
Well being a child when I was 4 to 6 I thought the same
When I was a kid, I thought Transylvania was only a fictional name of a hotel for ghosts/creatures. You know, the animation Hotel Transylvania😅.. So, it is only now I learnerd that there is really a country named Transylvania😅...
@@cindeng6624 Transylvania isn't a country.It is part of Romania.Romania on the other hand is a country.
Ganesh Teja Lol same
@@cindeng6624 u mean the movies hotel transylvania hotel transylvania 2 and 3
Ted ed: *answers questions I did not knew I had*
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everyone asks who's dracula,
but no-one asks how's dracula.
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Drax be like : ill do u one better , why is dracula
@@karthikramanan8221 😂😂
Facts :(
i will give something better : where is dracula
There is a class in University of Virginia, called Dracula. It uses Dracula as an entry point that introduces the European myths, lures, cultures, and American pop culture. As an international student, I love this class a lot!
Good because I wrote this video.
That sounds awesome
This is that professor, Stepanic! Wahoowa!
It always surprises me how many people don't know Transylvania is in Romania btw
Same
Melissa Dobrea I actually haven't met anyone like that
I know its sad i am romanian
Melissa Dobre lol really?
ShizL ironic you're claiming yourself as smart when you can barely spell
100 years from now Ted Ed will be making a video about Twilight and it's characters.
LolGuy I doubt that
LolGuy Fuck NO! Are you drunk?
LolGuy And how it single-handedly almost ruined vampires forever.
LolGuy who?
Lol
How did such a great figure, based on centuries of history and legends, end up in the Twilight saga?
He's not.
Uhh..isn't that Edward Cullen? Not Dracula.
@@crazycasbahjive Damn!!!!!
@@crazycasbahjive or go to a highschool and got in a relationship with a 17 year old😂
I'm thinking the same too😭 they now become poor plot on wattpad
1:37 that lady is just 300% done
rip
Fun fact: The "vampire" the Austrian doctor was supposed to exam was Sava Savanovic, a local celebrity in a Serbian village, who everybody feared. He disproved it and explained the case to Austrians, but the Serbs remained firm in the belief that Sava rises every month. His mill (the mill is an ominous symbol in Serbian folklore on its own) is still avoided by the villagers to this day. It is also a tourist attraction, by day of course
Ja ne bih tamo isao ni da mi plate! Ma ne bi isao ni da mi zaprete puskom!
I wish I could go there and see why is everyone so scared.
@@bluecat299 mills are built in remote location, usually outside the village. These locations are scary enough on their own at night, but you also gotta factor in a huge number of stories about mills being cursed. Also, Sava's mill is located in a thick forest, which doesn't help
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a strong believe and a relict bound to it are sometimes more then just a story.
hello from Transilvania, Romania
Rad Razvan Salute!!!
salut
Buna!😄
what is up
One of my favorite regions!
Imagine being poor seven-year-old Bram Stoker
“Mom...I don’t feel so good.”
“Awwwww, do you wan to hear a story?”
“Sure!”
“When I was young, there was a terrible disease, killing many, many people, and we had to bury others alive! Also, there’re some thingies called vampires or something who wake up after dying and become carnivourous bloodthirsty monsters and kill everyone in our town I think. Goodnight!”
Personally i loved my mom telling me horror stories when i was little 🥰
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Ummmmm goodnight?
I highly doubt he disliked those moments, I think most children at young age would like to hear horror, shocking stories over wholesome, happy sappy ones
i love how books lives on even when the writer dies, its like we leave a piece of us that people accross places and time will see.
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Isn’t it beautiful?❤️
1:37 I just love how she is annoyed
I agree
You forgot to mention that Dracula is a public domain novel, meaning anyone can make their own adaptation of it.
John McDonald I'm not understanding how telling that Is neccessary.
Because Dracula's fame came from the fact that anyone can make their own adaptation of it. That's why there's so many versions of him in media.
You do have a good point, and I do think that it would be important to mention that in the video (considering that Florence Stoker is dead and Bram Stoker's great grand-nephew Dacre Stoker was unable to keep creative control of the property for very long). However, Nosferatu began bringing the story into the public eye while the Bela Lugosi version (the first authorized film version of Dracula) was the film that catapulted Dracula into mainstream media, with the novel going into the public domain expanding off of the fame set by the film versions (particularly from Lugosi, whom everyone likes to mimic with his Hungarian accent and widow's peak). Without them, I don't think Dracula would have the fame he now has today, and thus would we not have Christopher Lee and Gary Oldman to carry the torch.
Henry Forbes Agreed!
A'ight
These animations make any topic more interesting than it was before. Always learning something new! Who else agrees?
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Does anyone else only watch this whole channel just for this guys voice?
it is kinda firm and relaxing
Tank Dempsey no one
meh :D
Tank Dempsey
Me, lol.
Tank Dempsey hi
'I'm somewhat of a celebrity myself'
- Dracula
Mother telling Horror Stories and then says *Good night*
Her child: IT AINT A GOOD NIGHT!!
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I bet no one knows that "Dracula" comes from "dracul" in romanian and in english means "the demon" :)
The son of the dragon is the real meaning
Lmao as a romanian even i didn't thought about that
It comes from dragon because his father was member of the Order of the Dragon, an order of Christian noblemen founded by Holy Roman Emperor Sigismund to combat the Turks. Draculea just meant "son of the dragon".
he has son and his name is Travor
CronoS you should've done your research before commenting like you know everything.
lol, idk if that's a good bedtimes story "when i was a little girl the village had an outbreak of cholera, it was so bad that we had to bury people alive in mass graves. g'night son, sweet dreams"
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Vlad the Impaler was known as Dracula and he was what the character was inspired by. Vlad was known for having a tower in his castle that was high up. On the ground below the tower he had spikes planted in the ground. He would take his enemies up to the top of the tower and push them over the edge to the spikes below killing them. Vlad was called Dracula because the translations stands for "Dragon". The current British royal family are actually distant relations of Vlad the Impaler.
In the Hotel Transylvania movie series vlad is Draculas dad
I was thrilled to see someone finally say that Vlad Tepes was not the inspiration for Count Dracula. Stoker only copied the name "Dracula" from a document or book he used as research. It's like the canard that Bob Kane was the sole creator of Batman.
they put on stone masks while cringing their British brother, shouting "I REJECT MY HUMANITY, JOJO!"
Cultured
Finally a man of culture
I mean there is a 9000 stone mask found in Israel
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hhhh
Transylvania is Romanian land. Fight me
zKampeR lol
And this is how you win-
*takes out the ancient cards of Exodia: Twilight, New Moon, Eclipse, and Breaking Dawn*
zKampeR Ţepeş ftw
It was part of Austro-Hungary until after the First World War
@Jack McCall Yes it was. Also it was part of Dacian Empire before Austro-Hungary even existed, so...
1:36
People, I'm dead already…this ain't gonna anything to me
Phantom 1412
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l am from Serbia and here vampires are a common thing
Djordje Lukic we have those where I come from too. We call them politicians
Djordje Lukic gde si brate konačno malo pričaju o nama
Golden Stain who is this
Djordje Lukic cause of ww1
Hee Sing Sia LMFAO
I live in Transylvania and i went to the Dracula castle (yes,there is a castle where he "lived") and it was horror and amazing in the same time😟
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This playlist reminded me of the first serious poem I had ever written; it was for the final project during my high school senior year drama class. I think this poem took me a weeks time, and a lot of walking to write haha.
A softly tinted candy colored horizon, brings about the end to the first day in a long forever. A cool dawn breeze flows across the endless lakefront. As gulls playfully pass by, you hear a sound close to your heart, yet unrecognizable. You follow the narrow pier but reach its sudden end. Still the sound continues, haunting your every memory trying to recognize the tones of the benevolent falsetto. With tears beginning to swell, you leap into the open waters, and fight the storm of the ocean with no guide but the sweet serenade, drowning out even the crack of waves 20 feet tall. As you near, you begin to hear the faint sounds of the one who saved your life. Rather now this blissful sound has evolved into a bellowing melody of beautiful rhymes and utterance. And soon you learn the goodnight you heard, was the final product of 10,000 words.
When can true bliss exist? When are we allowed to feel love with complete freedom? When is self-actualization a reality? The hollows of one’s mind may destroy these ideas before we can embrace them. Try as we may, failure and pain are a part of realizing these ideas, and those realties, fearfully may never come. But with withered realities and dreams comes hope. A hero, a warrior, an entity of love. A banner held high with morals of unmistakable value. A shield clashed with the iron clad of failure. And stripes of battles taken by victory. A sword dulled by the slashing of demons, only to be sharpened in preparation for what may be their last quarrel. At night both warrior and weak reflect on the dust settled and which star to follow. But where love is given in recur, its return is curtain. Those saved never forget, as those who fight may never fully understand.
The animation in this is so good as usual
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I like Carmilla's take on vampires where the vampire is a lesbian lol.
Rainbow Girl I scrolled for 3 centuries to find a comment about Carmilla. Thank you haha.
*gay wink*
Rainbow Girl I found her story to be more enigmatic and eerie than that of Dracula.
same, i searched the comments to see if anyone mentioned carmilla lmao
wlw cats Carmilla=Twilight For Guys!😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆
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Ted ed: how did dracula become the most famous vampire?
Me: how did anyone draw all this?
This guy was so cool to have as a professor. You could tell he was incredibly passionate about the topic. And I learned so much in his class
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Believe me that book is everything but scary, but the interactions between Jonathan and Dracula are so FUNNY AND CUTE
Watdafack
I REJECT MY HUMANITY, JOJO!
Jaqen H'ghar is this a jojo reference?
Jaqen H'ghar DIO! YOU MONSTER! YOU GET AWAY FROM THAT WINDOW!
I knew someone would comment this lmaaao
oh and:
DIOOOOOO!!!
DIOOOOO
is this a muthefakin jojo refrence
"Hamilton" and "Broadway" in one video? Can't be coincidence.
Sandro Suladze that's what I thought lol
Sandro Suladze Knew this comment would come up. XD
Lol it might :3
DUDE IT IS. DEAL WITH IT. THE GUYS NAME WAS HAMILTON.
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Once more we see horrors brought forth because of copyrights.
TickedOff Priest what are other examples?
anitasintimiXX Marvel and DC both own every version of the word "superhero" for the sole purpose of keeping smaller companies from using it.
Are you catholic
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The art in this is gorgeous!
I used to adore this stuff in elementary school, now the 2020 adaptation has revived my love for this
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>vampire
0:07 >100 years
0:28 >Twist of Fate
*KONO DIO DA*
gOD-
I never knew that Bela Lugosi did Dracula on stage! I always learn something interesting in these TED-Ed talks. Thanks!
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The Musical Orchestra background gives me chills. Great job!
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Wait what?! I saw this video on suggestion and I was like "dude there is no way there's anything in the vid that I didn't know, cuz my professor during '13 summer in that class Dracula pretty much got EVERYTHING you need to know about vampire covered". And once I clicked in it, it's the same dude! I love you, Professor Stepanic!
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Mom: What are you looking at?
Me: It's complicated
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Perfect timing to post this. I just bought the book a few days ago :)
I prefer listening to them rather than reading them. But I love having a collection of the best/most famous horror books too, so I could not resist buying it.
Despite Dracula being the most famous vampire in history, most people don't really know his debut story. They don't know about the Harkers, or Van Helsing, or Lucy, or her boyfriends, and they're the ones who actually are the main characters of the story.
or, most importantly, the cowboy!
For an adaptation that does all of these characters justice, I'd highly recommend the audio drama Re:Dracula, which tells the story chronologically and is adapted straight from the book. The casting is perfect, they do such a good job bringing the story to life!
I think we all have some horror stories about Covid 19 for generations to come, right? 😆
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Like when they tried to force the vaccine
@@ThomasG_Nikolaj Bro that vaccine is to protect other people??
@@mautheprufstift4630 'my medicine won't work unless you take yours too' bro cmon it either works or it doesn't. Why do other people need to get it to protect you? Do you have yours?
Kid : Mom tell me a bedtime story .
Mom : Ok sweetheart * starts telling a horror story *
Stroker: Mommy, it's night time... I want a story.
His mom: ... then people started bleeding and dying, then they... wake up and drink other people's BLOOD!
Stroker: Mom can you sing me a lullaby
His mom:🎶oh scary,oh scary,scary night.vaaampires,ghoooouls,deeeemonss.Under your beedddd.
Killing you softlyyyy oh softlyyyy until you dieee🎶
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I heard of Nosferatu from Spongebob, and thought that he looked like Dracula. Now I know that it's no coincidence. The part about people doing stuff to get rid of vampires, and the physician putting an end to the myth I already knew that, but the rest was just wow
1:40 This is the first time my country was in a video like this... i pissed myself when i heard "When Serbia"
I'm pretty sure I've heard Serbia come up a lot when it comes to folktale-inspired horror like this.
Dracula was one of the greatest enemies of the Muslim Ottoman State, he was not a vampire or fairy tale, rather he was a vicious crusader who fought against the army of Muhammad al-Fatih.
John Wick hear!hear!
Watch the video till the end.
Re-watch from 3:09. You're correct about Vlad, but they state that the two are not the same.
the turks wanted to take over romania, and vlad (dracula) fought viciously to attempt to protect christianity and end the turks. without him, it is likely much more of europe would have been taken over by the ottoman
that's why he had a real name ' VLAD the Impaler', he will impale the turks whole body from their butt into their mouth and put it on the ground while the ottomans trying to hunt VLAD down.
Dracula was the quintisential movie star/celebrity vampire. The only one that I can think of that comes close to making the same impact would be Lestat and he still falls short. It wasn't just him having a novel at his back to generate the fame but the character himself was and still is- one of the most fascinating ever created.
Vampires are immortal but Dracula is eternal.
Mary Shellys Frankenstein is huge too. Universal made Frankenstein starring Boris Karloff and that too was a success which spawned the hundreds of other movies.
For more reference of moder vampires and what inspired them. I recommend *The Bride of Corinth* . A german poem from Goethe that inspired both Carmila and Dracula. Not so much for *The Vampire which is a continuation of Gordon Byron shor tales, but the poem is one of the earliest takes on moderm vampires.
Jure Grando Alilović (1579-1656) was probably the first real person described as a vampire in historical records, he was from Croatia's region of Istria
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This narrator gives me ASMR. More of him, please...
Honestly this channel helped me learn more than in school.
Your voice was very easy and entertaining to listen to. As Well a the imagery. Fantastic video
Last time i came this early America was still a colony.
And you weren't a weeb fishing for likes back then.
I thought you meant something else by came early XD
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I don't know man. I only thought dracula was another name for vampire-😭
Same 😭😭😭
I thought that too for some time when I was younger lol
For many years I thought the same 😂
Imagine Marvel's Blade taking him on, or better yet, Mobius.
Blade coming soon😁
It should be noted that while the OG Dracula resembled Vlad Tepesh basically in name only, later adaptations very much introduced elements of "The Dragon's Son" into the general lore.
Me: "Mrs. Stoker, how many similarities to your late husband's book Dracula does it take for you to win a lawsuit?"
Mrs. Stoker: "SIXTEEN!"
I actually live in Transylvania.
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The Bram Stoker festival in Dublin is awesome! Definitely worth a visit
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1:36 her facial expression says it all🤣🤣
Ted Ed this my first time on your channel but im enjoying your stories
Excellent video. Thanks
what???.....Bram stoker as kid was in bed and his mother told him stories of outbreak of cholerae and Mass graves and people being buried alive........😮😮😮
Syed Abdul Wasay I was just as surprised
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First Romanian here?
Probabil
Nu stiu.
Adina S. Aaaah! That's a YOI picture, isn't it~
Si da, poate, dar cu siguranta nu esti singura ;)
Adina S. poate
STELLAR! Yup, it's an YOI picture.
Si e clar ca nu-s singura :)))
Short answer: Dracula was curious of the stone Mask and that when he wore it and spilled it with blood he became a Vampire
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Okay, but does he obtain a punchy ghost that can stop time?
1:47 the map looks like a heels haha 😂😂
So I'm the only one here before Netflix's Dracula?
Actually, I'm literally the only one excited for that potential masterpiece
Y2K Media nah I’m here bc of that
I'm from Serbia!!!!!
AnaTheKat I'm from Romania!
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where in serbia do you live ana
I think 1897 Dracula By Bram Stoker is the most celebrated tale about vampires.
A lot of movies are based on this masterpiece.
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I heard that there was a king in 15th-16th century, who titled himself Dracul, meaning king in a way. He had a son who was named Dracula, and he suffered many gruesome experiences like seeing his brother being slaughtered. Dracula obviously became king and he killed many people and many say he had a "thirst" for blood. Eventually it adapted to other countries.
You mean Vlad Dracul I(king) and his son Vlad Drácula II "The empalator" (count).
@@cristalrojas2609 "empalator"what?where are you from?
This was uploaded on my birthday.
So glad u mentioned Serbia lot of people just dump the fact that "vampir" is a serbian word. Also greetings from Serbia~💕
Surprisingly, with at least a dozen adaptations, only one matches Dracula's appearance, including his mustache and that's the 1970 version by Jesus Franco, starring Christopher Lee as Dracula, outside of the Hammer Horror franchise.
Dracula has been inspired from stories of Vlad the impaler and Lady Elizabeth Bathory also known as Blood Countess.
Fun fact: The book was a whole misunderstanding .Vlad Țepeş actually comes from Walachya.
Bram Stoker was bad informed.
But all people know that Dracula comes from Transylvania. All mass-media promovate this lie.
And then...Wallahia and Transylvania are in Romania.
Dracula is a fictional character, he may come from wherever the author wants him to come. Stoker was not bad informed, he did read about Vlad the Impaler, and used his story as background, but he chose to place him in Transylvania so that he would make a whole backstory that Dracula was descended of the ruthless Attila the Hun through the Székelys. None of this makes sense in real life, but he was not interested in getting the facts right, he wanted to create a work of fiction which would scare the shit out of people. So saying that the book was misunderstood, or that Stoker was bad informed makes no real sense, since Stoker did not want to write history, he wanted to create mythology.
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Thank you!
0:22 DAYUUUM ngl, his eyebrows clean asf and he rockin the waves.
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We Serbs have taken a lot words from English, but we gave them vampire, so we are eaven. 😉
Romania actually gave vampiers.
"Vampir" is Serbian word distributed through Europe by Austrian Doctors who investigated first historical case of vampir in Serbia,Book doesn't have anything with real history,Romania is connected with vampires only because of Dracula book that is not Historical document but fantasy novel.
Fun fact: The "vampire" the Austrian doctor was supposed to exam was Sava Savanovic, a local celebrity in a Serbian village, who everybody feared. He disproved it and explained the case to Austrians, but the Serbs remained firm in the belief that Sava rises every month. His mill (the mill is an ominous symbol in Serbian folklore on its own) is still avoided by the villagers to this day. It is also a tourist attraction, by day of course
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Dracula: the king of vampires
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Fuck dracula. Alucard Hellsing is the ultimate vampire to have ever existed.
By the way Romania is not slavic!
Nowhere in the video did they claim that. They just said that the modern interpretations of vampires originated among the Slavs.
at that time its was a little!
Sunt romn si 40% romni stiu rusa
Word "vampire" is only serbian word in all main global languages
@@89moonboy they show a map with slavic europe and Romania is there included....lol
Dr. Van Sweeten was the one who made the studies against the rumors of vampires terrorizing the cities, Bram Stoker made the character as Van Helsing.
"Well, let's start with the twenty thousand people you impaled!"
"We WERE pretty mad at Dad that day."
I remember Dacre Stoker (Bram Stoker's great-grandnephew) kept telling us at his booksigning a year ago that he was 99.9% convinced that Bram Stoker's "mysterious illness" was in fact asthma, because he has it, his son has it, and Bram Stoker's great-grandson has it. It ran in his family.
I am a real vampire
Yeah he told me this story a few years ago and it's definitely the best argument that's ever been made about his illness.
the art in this was beautiful!!
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VAmpires originated from Serbia and Vampir is a serbian word that spread trough the world :P
Fenectio slavic, you mean. in many slavic languages, its also "vampir"
Jedwig lamb yes but first it beggan in serbia with our vampires one of the most popular is Sava Sevanovic
then it quickly spread trough rest of europe
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What an interesting video about Dracula and vampires!!
What is the name of the music between 2:29-3:28 PLEASE?!
No words about strigoi ??? WTF ! No words about DRACULA NOVEL as a propaganda by the austro-hungarian ? In Romanian mythology, strigoi (English: striga, poltergeist)[1]
are the troubled spirits of the dead rising from the grave. Some
strigoi can be living people with certain magical properties. Some of
the properties of the strigoi include: the ability to transform into an animal, invisibility, and the propensity to drain the vitality of victims via blood loss. Strigoi are also known as vampires.
strigoi are more like zombie creatures, not vampires. In romania we don t have classic vampires.
"Vampir" is Serbian word distributed through Europe by Austrian Doctors who investigated first historical case of vampir in Serbia,Book doesn't have anything with real history,Romania is connected with vampires only because of Dracula book that is not Historical document but fantasy novel.
Fun fact: The "vampire" the Austrian doctor was supposed to exam was Sava Savanovic, a local celebrity in a Serbian village, who everybody feared. He disproved it and explained the case to Austrians, but the Serbs remained firm in the belief that Sava rises every month. His mill (the mill is an ominous symbol in Serbian folklore on its own) is still avoided by the villagers to this day. It is also a tourist attraction, by day of course
The video is only six minutes. Bram Stoker was Anglo-Irish, so I don’t see how Dracula could be Austro-Hungarian propaganda. He never even went to Romania. One can not discuss all vampire folklore in six minutes.
im a romanian just saying
bootleg internet so are millions of others
Cathal the psycho let him be happy, everyother time they just get called thieves
Spicy Plumbob Yes, because people are not smart enough to make the difference between Romanians and Gypsies. I guess you don't, aswell?
I am sunt romn
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Always thought Bram Stokers book was a let down, nice to see I have history on my side. Sheridan Le Fanus Carmilla is a must read however:)
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One of the best books I've ever read❤