Castelul Bran Review

This place is the castle of the famous vampire duke. This moving legend opened up vampire culture and spread like werewolves and witches in Europe. The Hollywood movie "Vampire Surprise 400 Years" is set here.

The legend of vampires originated in the folklore of the Balkans and Eastern European Slavs, where vampires refer to bodies of dead people who rise from their tombs and suck blood. During the Black Death epidemic in Europe, such fears of continued activity were generated in the context of extreme panic, and German vampire legends such as Nietat had the ability to transmit the Black Death. But for nearly a hundred years, with the continuous adaptation of novels, movies, and popular culture, the common image of vampires has gradually evolved into a kind of fantasy creatures that must be bloodsucked to maintain vitality, live at night, and have supernatural powers. The current vampire image in popular culture is quite different from the ancient European legend, originally derived from the novel by John William Polydor, a personal doctor of the British poet Byron, in which the main vampire protagonist Sir Rusfan is based on Byron's own image. Turning the vampire image from a savage and terrible walking corpse into a living European noble style. The image of vampires in popular culture began to further fashion and modernize, represented by the American novelist Stephanie Mayer's 2005 Twilight series, which was adapted from the same name

Vampire Castle. History is rich and fascinating.

Romanian vampire castle The Roman vampire Dracula (Romanian, meaning devil) is most famous. Much of this is due to the Irish writer Stoke's 1897 novel Dracula, a successful, popular, millions-issued vampire novel based on the famous Grand Duke Voller of 15th-century Romania. It is this novel that binds Voller and the vampire image closely together.

Vampire Castle 🏯 Used to be the location of Hollywood blockbusters, it is very historical