it’s disturbing and genuinely scary

It’s atmospheric, it’s disturbing and genuinely scary, and was one of the first films to take a close look at what a bad dose of vampirism can do to the familiy unit."ECONOMIC REALITIES"The recession, which hit more traditional male jobs such as those in construction, in many cases flipped the economic burden and turned mothers into breadwinners. "What I make for work is not enough to cover all my bills. Me, I’m still trying to figure out the little people in the bottles.After experimenting on himself at home, Dr. Karloff was not happy with that move, thinking the creature was more effective as a mute, but his simple broken lines led to some of the films most memorable bits of dialogue (“I love death. This proves a useful barometer for gauging if the star is on set or has left town: when DiCaprio, a committed environmentalist, headed off to visit the widow of the Crocodile Man, Steve Irwin, Auntie Jean got her lawn mown.Scott Fitzgerald was a customer of Tiffany & Co, the most famous jeweller of the Jazz Age. Actually, we’re not even in America, but in Sydney, on one of the biggest sound stages in the world. What inspired and motivated you to create "Who Was Dracula? Bram Stoker's Trail Of Blood"?View slideshow: Jim Steinmeyer on 'Who Was Dracula? Bram Stoker's Trail Of Blood'I’ve always been a fan of Dracula, and I’d read the book as a boy. (According to Bogdanovich, the final version of the script was actually rewritten by Sam Fuller, who refused to take a credit. He tells her it’s obvious that she needs a friend, and then they hug and she makes moony faces over his shoulder. And Mrs. 'You can’t live your life in fear of the fashion police,’ she says as we flick through racks of delicious dresses by Prada. We understand you make mistakes.