Bram Stoker music & performance The stories of these young

The stories of these young women take us deep into a world that most have never seen

A group of journalism students ventures into a remote forest and awakens a long-frozen World War II experiment a superhuman Nazi soldier

Seven Women was the final film in the illustrious career of legendary director John Ford

Americans grab their phones and call for help

who illegally smuggles people across Canada's borders

Bram Stoker music & performance The stories of these youngScholar, writer, actor. Bram Stoker was born in Dublin, Ireland. A fan of the romantic movement in literature, Stoker corresponded with Walt Whitman and was a friend of Oscar Wilde. A dull life in civil service provided the inspiration necessary to produce such master works as the classic horror tale Dracula (1897) and numerous collections of horror short stories. Against his family's wishes, in 1878, Stoker moved to London and took a position at