It has been less than a week since Ryan Coogler's Sinners was released in theaters, but it has already led to a range of discussions, from its amalgamation of genres to music to cultural identities.

Here are a few “vampires” from America and elsewhere, the real lives behind our modern ... where it took hold before reaching the New World. Nellie Vaughn: Just 19 years old, she was buried ...

Vampires were very real to people in the past ... Bram Stoker published "Dracula" in 1897. Arguably the world's most famous fictional vampire, Dracula embodied many of the hallmarks of vampires ...

Sociology researchers are now insisting that we as a society start accepting people who choose to “identify as real vampires” — so that they can be open about the fact that they’re ...

Moreover, rather than populating the area of the mythical, and today that of the pop, the Slavic vampire was very much part of the deepest folk beliefs – lying at the heart of the Slavic world-view.

In the 1990s, role-playing tabletop games like Vampire: The Masquerade even inspired folks to join a community of people who identified as “real vampires,” according to J. Gordon Melton ...

Her father, Shagal, appears to be a real caricature of the stereotypical Jewish innkeeper ... Professor Abronsius sincerely wants to find out if there are vampires in the world and then strongly ...