They’re all in Australia’s secret society of real vampires. Spawned from the goth subculture, this shadowy community – known as a ‘vampire court’ – now includes Aussies from all sorts of walks of life ...

A self-proclaimed vampire has opened up about life in Transylvania and how 'real vampires' are much different than the ones you are used to seeing in film and television, claiming they walk among ...

These days, the vampire ball circuit is an international network spanning Romania, the US and Australia. 16. ... Few real-vampires claim to have the magical powers you’ll find in Twilight.

Fortunately, real vampires do not present a danger to others, and are considered psychologically and socially stable. A version of this story ran in 2015; it has been updated for 2022. Related Tags ...

Which begs the question: Are vampires real? ... a real-life Romanian prince who had a thirst for bloody warfare. Unlike Polidori's sexy vampire, Stoker's Count Dracula was downright appalling.

The real vampire slayers In 2004, Romanian police were called to investigate the desecration of a grave in a remote village just south of Transylvania. What they discovered there could have come ...

That said, vampires aren't entirely relegated to fiction either. “If you strip down folklore and just come up with a standard set of facts, vampires very well could be real,” Weiss says.

Vampires were very real to people in the past, but there are many ways science can explain their characteristics, ... Someone could also be born a vampire. In Romania, ...

Based on Vlad the Impaler, the real-life Romanian prince with a thirst for bloody warfare, Stoker's Count Dracula is a far cry from Byron's sexy, womanizing vampire.