Vampire Princess - Go Wild

[@reneeleese]

I love the narrators voice... also the guy who is at the desk with all the Dracula memorabilia and the accent. I love the way he explains things

[@seitisetsoh4991]

Every time I watch historical medical documentarys I'm so glad I live in this day in age, and culture...

[@2HRTS1LOVE]

Seit Isetsoh Me too. I totally would have died in childbirth with my first kid (I have an un-childbirth-friendly pelvis), which probably would have happened when I was all of 20 or so. So yeah, that would have sucked.

[@catspaw3092]

Yeah it would've sucked especially if your a woman their lives were harder & more stressful.

[@anastasiaisabella7354]

Me too

[@sephirothdomain1]

In a couple of hundred years they'll look back and same the same thing A documentary would be made saying "They gave them anti biotics which would bring about a super bug that nearly wiped out the planet in the early 2000s" 😜

[@annechester770]

@@2HRTS1LOVE Who told you..you had an un-childbirth friendly pelvis? was it a doctor ?

[@TheWilkReport]

Eleonore von Schwarzenberg lost her husband, Adam Franz Karl Eusebius, to a hunting accident involving Holy Roman Emperor Charles VI in 1722. But she was also an avid huntress herself, so it's no coincidence that she was painted wearing hunting attire and bearing a hunting rifle. I can guess the use of stitched canvass in the portrait might have a far more mundane explanation: the painter made a mistake he didn't feel could be corrected without damaging the canvass, or perhaps it was damaged prior to painting and rather than try to obtain a brand new one the painter simply replaced the damaged portion. I don't think we can assume a sinister metaphor for the stitched material.

[@jennycallaghan1914]

Yes, back then canvasses were expensive, and actually many painters, including the famous, would paint over existing ones (paintings).

[@DreamBelief]

I always feel sorry for the people who were treated as vampires. They were innocent people, and some, like this one, were simply sick. They were treated horribly. I wish they had taken her remains and reburied her along with her wishes.

[@kissarococo2459]

They also used the witch/vampire/werewolf to explain serial killers and psychopaths (few examples were serial killer was called werewolf exists) so maybe not all were so innocent.

[@2HRTS1LOVE]

The bodies didn't decay as the people expected because the ground was cold and dry, a natural cold storage. They didn't know decay likes warm, moist environments. Yay, science.

[@leliapriestley5491]

I love science as well!!!

[@MoriDarkmoss]

One of my favorite documentaries on here. Also I really like the set design of the reenactments !

[@shahidmaqbool5366]

How to summon vampire 🦇?

[@melfreemans]

I would have liked to have met the badass that milked those wolves!!!

[@bethlamb3286]

It was I, im a time traveler.. Boy i tell ya it wasn't an easy feat.. It was almost as hard as milking these damn almonds, cashews and soy beans today 😂😂

[@melfreemans]

@@bethlamb3286 lol!!!!

[@gulalatas9163]

they found skull between legs?i wonder if the saying "get your head out of your ass" has come from those times.

[@matthewmann8969]

I would never have guessed before seeing this that Brom Stoker got influence from A Austrian Princess but this is a very informative documentary to watch none the less.

[@Zoey505]

its a pity , she must have died of cancer. but at that time people were so supersticious and assumed she was a vampire

[@geraldfriend256]

Interesting. I had heard previously his main influence was American vampire fiction which puzzled me . It isn’t like he only could have one influence.

[@lexigrimhaive]

@@geraldfriend256His influence was literally Vlad the Impaler, aka Vlad Dracula.

[@laurabrown566]

I love the history of all. Would like more of the history of vampires.

[@AwakeLazarus]

Well this is fun, my grandfather was from Bohemia and a few members of my family are sun sensitive, I'm allergic and prone to sun poisoning.

[@clarivelmateo7752]

really? i wanna know more about sun poisoning thing

[@knifepony]

If you lived pre-1800s, you'd be burned at stake. 100%.

[@tomwinters4576]

Owen Creed. Maybe you and some of yours are on the medicine "Prednisole" that can cause the skin to become more sensitive, even for light if used in high doses or prolonged periods, or maybe you or yours are suffering from the disease "Porfyria"."?

[@eileenkite6725]

Owen creed your a vampire

[@jasnonya3005]

Sun poisoning happens when you get too much sun, rely tanned folks can get it especially on their feet at least that I've known of. Whitewater rafting guides and life guards get it I've had it mildly on the back of my neck and my feet. It's a sore or lession that starts as a blister after being in the sun alot over a long period of time it heals semi slowly and one has to keep the sun off it until it's fully healed. Painful too!

[@TacDyne]

"Doctors cut, burn and torture the sick, then demand of them an unreasonable fee." -Plato

[@davefuller3311]

+TacDyne AMEN TO THAT!!!

[@soraarthemis4103]

Without pain there is no healing. And without nothing there will not be anything. Everything comes with exchange.

[@Hallands.]

Plato wasn't entirely dim

[@sailornaru]

Sad thing is little has honestly changed. I often wonder what Plato would have thought of burial practices. It still baffles me the 'funeral' business charges an exorbitant amount to get buried or burned, as if family or friends losing said person wasn't hard enough. Greed has always been a sad reality of the human race, it's just back then, people weren't as unreasonable with burial practices, maybe partly because people died so early.

[@AssA9Ash]

TacDyne i obly want to be cremated and my insurance can help pay the fee for turning me into pink diamonds

[@DBoyTommie]

What's with some people. This is a fascinating medical history documentary.

[@soraarthemis4103]

True, it is fascinating humans are weird like that they are very curious and yet ignorant.

[@biggusdickus8335]

Sora Arthemis Speak for yourself, Dumbass.... I for one am a learned scholar with multiple degrees, & I speak 9 languages.....

[@henryandkate]

+Biggus Dickus what languages do you speak? Just curious ☺️

[@gfinnstrom]

there are many that are book smart however no common sense.... just because one has education means nothing besides it is your comment to boast your non status there is no proof of your statement many chest puffers and armchair quarterbacks always talk out their arses and we all know what comes out is pure shite.... now if this knowledge offendS you then GROW BALLS BUILD A BRIDGE AND GET THE HELL OVER IT .....we all do

[@themarushin]

@@biggusdickus8335 gracias a google translate seguro jajajajaja.... no one ask who you are, sigh

[@Hannibal953able]

The guy they have playing Stoker's Dracula is very good.

[@arainyamoon2556]

Hannibal953able Gary Oldman

[@helentelehowski679]

No one will ever be Dracula other than Bela Lugosi. That man had talent, was believable, no real special effects.

[@dimasarayan2327]

THE GRE8 GARY OLDMAN!!! THE BEST MEDIEVAL CHARACTER ACTOR OF ALL TIME!! I REMEMBER IMITATING HIS VAMPIRE VOICE ON BRAMSTOKERS DRACULA CHARACTER,A VOICE OVER THAT MADE ME POPULAR AMONG MY CIRCLE OF FRIENDS DURING A PLAY @ SCHOOL THAT ACCORDING TO THEM,OUR VOICES SOUNDED ALIKE

[@rondelby2482]

A real vampire in these days would dwell where they would least be expected to hang out.

[@shagalaboi1191]

yea the vampire may be able to reach for its head and reattach it to their necks but they cant pull the brick out of their mouths??????

[@smilycat3a]

lol

[@muttproductions2536]

Actually, that might be one thing that the stake through the heart helped. The stake would have kept the vampire's body from bending down enough to reach for the head. I've heard in some cases, three nails or stakes would be used to keep down a body: one through the left shoulder, one through the heart, and one through its right wrist. Some bodies turned up with spears or swords thrust through them. And many had large boulders laid on top of them to keep them down, or buildings were constructed over their graves. The idea of the stake and all these precautions isn't just to kill the vampire; it's also to keep it down should the ritual fail to slay it.

[@seanchamberlain6855]

Legends of vampires go back at least as long ago as Babylon but the Modern term vampire is still refering to the same creatures spoken of thousands of years ago

[@advocate4napalm878]

"lillith" of ed.en. the ancient sumerian city of ur in iraq.

[@lisamontgomery99]

Persecuted by vampires? Did they mean to say, persecuted by her peers? She must have been isolated, surrounded only by her servants. Sad to die lonely, and in fear.

[@znk0r]

No they meant it as regularly "fed on" by vampires, hence her symptoms.

[@stsz12]

3:02 "Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust" poster. Awesome!

[@paulafulton4809]

this is an awesome documentary it is the second time i have watched it. I don't know about any one else but I am a very deep believer in Vampyres and I know they exist. thanks for the documentary upload secrets of nature.

[@flerma223]

This video does provide an alternative explanation to the idea that Stoker based his character of Count Dracula on Vlad Dracul, the Romanian prince that helped fight off the Turks.

[@cheyfox2797]

Just a woman desperately trying to cure whatever sickness ailed her. She knew it was killing her so of course she tried everything and people just assumed that meant she was a vampire because of the symptoms of her illness.

[@TwiggyandManson7]

It sounds like the princess was a cancer sufferer.. if you listen to her symptoms.

[@gregeryjones1625]

ebonics4 everyone

[@lesleydcook99]

Or tuberculosis which was rife in many countries

[@TwiggyandManson7]

this was a great watch. I very much enjoyed watching this.

[@denisspoljar3653]

:-)

[@CountessKitten]

AWESOME documentary! Thanks for this and all your uploads! I am a dorky documentary obsessed Scorpio who has an insatiable appetite for history! Bizarre /macabre history is my favorite!

[@sagebrooks6907]

So what dweeeb

[@stargirlvampire]

I don't know why but I kinda like the voice of the narrator or storyteller or whatever you call it speaking at the beginning of the video.

[@edoboleyn]

23:50 Really, NO ONE had heard of a woman giving birth at 41? Physicians had NEVER encountered that? I get that her age at the time of her pregnancy contributed to the suspicions that surrounded her but surely the author is over exaggerating here.

[@germanomagnone]

the "Vampire Princess", in a certain way and the "grandmother" of the count dracula.

[@МаргариткаБелая]

Очень познавательно!Благодарю за ваш труд!Долгих лет жизни!

[@ajeramirez6236]

The Vampire Diaries and the Originals brought me here.

[@countesscarmilla5716]

Entertaining - except the painful dying of cancer, of course - and I like that they got folklore right - vampire´s fat, rosy look, how decomposition process was not known etc. However, link between this princess and vampires - not to mention Dracula - is non-existent.

[@hjthomson9006]

Well that was creepy 😳 😬but very interesting & totally excellent. The narrator definitely makes it creepy without his spooky 👻 voice it probably wouldn't have held my interest nearly as much.

[@huxleygiffard9731]

I wish I was a vampire, No lie.

[@AylaNoelleLee]

Me too, except I'd be like Draculaura from Monster High and eat fruits and veggies

[@arty8703]

How the hell do you know what you'd eat if you were a vampire? If you were you'd crave blood not fucking vegetables. That's what makes a vampire different from an average human.

[@bennywoo1918]

its not good being a heroin addict and blood is harder to get lol

[@do1ph7n16]

Same here. I'm 46 yo. In my 20s I have this question "What if I am a vampire?" There's something in them that fascinates me.

[@frankwhite8746]

Huxley Giffard

[@soraarthemis4103]

could it have been the prince? she had a son right? It was mentioned earlier that she gave birth to a heir and he didn't even attend her funeral, what happened to him?

[@angeldougan9334]

rather possible that he had himself died somewhere along the lines during Her Majesty's last years. Also possible that he'd had a major falling out with her prior to her passing and the reason for his absence was that he barred from attendance. Could have been a number of reasons I suppose. Perhaps he was abroad at the time and was simply unable to return in time for the funeral. We will likely never know the true reason now.

[@sharonasbury7698]

@@angeldougan9334 lip

[@lexigrimhaive]

This was great. A bit ridiculous, but beautiful and fascinating nonetheless. 🧛🏻‍♀️

[@tonylima5390]

Chew on this, A vampire has 2 facets of reality, the undivided - the actual shield of the buried body that takes action at night as written; And the divided body totally awaken as a normal human but with some discovered limitations.

[@articwolfhybrid6332]

Wait so vampires are real? KNEW IT!!

[@bajagedza3900]

Petar Blagojevic , Serbia , Kisiljevo ... 1725 , the first vampire in the world ... Dracula was not a vampire, that's a lie

[@nicolechafetz3904]

I am a retired child welfare expert, a litigator who has represented thousands of orphans and foster children in courts of law around the country. Regarding Lillian’s eternal sunshine, the answer seems quite obvious to me and likely any scientists in the field. And it’s also obvious why more children are victims of these “occult” types of experiences. The primary reasons are because of brain development and language. (Experts in these areas are generally referred to as “child development experts.”) Children don’t yet know how the world around them works so they often explain it in language that sounds mythological to adults. For this reason I was looking for evidence that perhaps someone had tortured her using a lot of bright lights in the middle of the woods. Of course, however, that doesn’t make any sense, given the historical times. They probably couldn’t even spotlight a deer back then: not enough CANDLES! So I proceeded to try to analyze what could cause a child to say that they had been in a place of eternal sunlight and came up with several reasons. The most likely reason, I believe, syncs up with all of the facts that are given: she made a place in her mind of eternal sunshine because she was so very and DEEPLY scared to be in the dark woods alone. The reason I say it syncs up is because she seemed nearly comatose when they found her (what lay people generally refer to as “shock” and psychiatrists call “ASD”/Accute Shock Disorder) and she was looking as though she was in a “trance, “ according to village folks, none of whom seemed to have any degrees in anything. Villagers all around the world give occult meaning to lots of things. I’ve lived in a West African village where they believed that all owls are witches in flight. And I’m very scared for the United States of America, as a woman with a Doctorate degree, that Trumpism and fake news/alternative facts (the Trump-backed mode of reality where untested opinions=facts) has created a world where Americans are turning into stupid, uneducated, and uknowledgeable “villagers,” people who are more likely to break out the torches and kill witches then to call upon a child psychologist to find out why a child created a place of eternal sunshine in her mind because she couldn’t cope with being in the woods at night. When you lean toward the scientific method instead of mumbo-jumbo, you analyze issues in the following fashion. After listening to the story, I suspected that since the child uttered only preposterous impossibilities, that the preposterous impossibilities were not true and took my analysis from there. I also suspect that she was very convincing to the villagers since all of the “facts” she uttered were true TO HER. That is why conspiracy theorists should not be allowed anywhere close to children in crisis (and probably Trump voters should be kept away from children in crisis too.) If she said any of these things in the modern day world, the experts involved in the case might not even make this information available to the general public since the freaks would just come out and rally around a false flag. Also, I want it to be known that I am a spiritualist and don’t only believe in things that I can analyze with my human senses. However, ruling out obvious factual conclusions allows us to know when the truly phenomenonal has occurred. And no rule-out has been done on this case to exclude normal earthly possibilities. Nicki GodTheMother Blake Aunt of Kenosha shooting victim, Jake Blake, BLM ✊🏿 Activist, Retired Litigator, Truman Scholar.

[@josiahorozco6888]

Cool

[@JohnDoe-fv3vs]

I like this stuff... gets my imaginations working. Humans are creative and imaginative in nature so stuff like this will always interest us. Aliens I believe, alien abductions? not likely. I am sure there is life out there somewhere... demons and satan, god and angels? possible. werewolves, vampires, and all these other mythical or supernatural monsters 000000000000000.000001% chance.

[@alexanderrite7134]

The commentator repeats himself, especially when talking about the princess's symptoms.

[@jannieday9047]

unicorns do exsist...

[@rockywilliams8433]

😊

[@robynewilliams-heller1816]

Very Good. Interesting.

[@LaurieValdez-zk3dy]

Ok thanks

[@savagemoon8504]

if they stop taking blood out and started putting back in her she would of live so can we say that the doctors killed her.

[@hellacezkie]

No. According to the description of her autopsy, the modern doctor deducted that the cause of her death is more likely cancer and was not hemorrhage/bleeding.

[@TheTaxburden]

So her family didn't go to her funeral but the poor people had to? Lol. Bunch of hacks. Then these modern day morons drill through to her tomb to investigate?! Outrageous! We know vampires aren't real. Let the lady rest in peace.

[@unanimous.verdict]

So at age 41 Eleanora got herself a side man and finally got pregnant?

[@nicholascollins7219]

legends of mythical legendary vampires and other is more than fictional

[@joejones9520]

people in the old days expended so much energy on things that were a total waste of time; I wonder in what ways do we do this now?

[@capcomfan11]

nice movie posters.

[@annarosemoth1631]

At 3:32... is that a Vampire Hunter D poster in the background...?

[@bettihana]

what about Elisabeth Bathory

[@Hannibal953able]

Crazy bitch.

[@lx4847]

Maria Consuelo why is she a serial killer?

[@shaiska]

Sherrell Zoi because she was !

[@stoshbrodus21479]

I thought this was going to be about The Blood Countess Elizabeth Bathory... bbbbooooooooo!!! Lol , it’s still a cool doc tho!. That’s why I believe in a lot of paranormal & et stuff, I believe most folklore and tales passed down thru the yrs have some truth to them.. how did our ancestors pass on stories and events they witnessed?, by word of the mouth, or writing/drawing them.

[@antoniolima1252]

REAL VAMPS??? It's here - Dracula is really a nick title according to the Romanian culture, meaning Son of the Dragon or Devil. Don't you dare relate to Vlad Tepes as such because he possessed a real Statesman by traditional terms along with the Prince character, and as a hero by national credit. I have the archives about vamps clear and reinterpreted. All so called myth was is and will be related to PSEM pr Psycho-electromagnetism, like Yang in China, which always despite of anything, connects with Wicca or TAO, and this exists in all beings, but because of the earth's environment, just about all beings are limited by their own biochemical nature though unaware of this PSEM nature clearly - this is really what's normal. This thing that after a time in the 18th century that all vamps stuff is fictional, I think, had a basis to new found knowledge that came with the aid from eastern cultures as to some comprehension as to how a real vamp became, so it was more better for a few to keep such info and just pass on what became convenient publicly under such new realist info covering some technical respects related to the spirit side of life. I really suspect such info may have come partly form old Greece and the rest from India and China. See, the east has a way to relieving a lot of frightening stuff with certain technical partisan pieces of info that covers things from their roots and @ large. I have the same thing to prove that despite of what the modern world has set publicly, I now have a backing by Quantum Mechanics, partly personal experience, and a new term I call PSEM or Psycho-electromagnetism, much as what is meant by Yang in China. So why is the vamp in China called Jing-yang, you'll know in good time! Despite of all the contradiction that goes on socially on earth today, you cannot defeat the old history on vamps but you can reinterpret it as how and what causes such situations, mainly due to what I know of PSEM - This is a nature that some humans get more or less aware consciously and unconsciously in the real world mainly through sexual intercourse then a renewed awakening as you were another person more awake through a more wholesome sexual awareness of the nature of men - this is normal commonalities of everyday living, so what? It's how so many things can lead humans to unfold more about this nature as if boxed to look for other realism related to the occult, so now you have it, the lead... PSEM also means Karma (all actions and communication), it's hard to make anything supernatural out of it but really, it's the connection and elaboration mostly by the individual but also through being influence of external sources. Oh. so that you know, if it weren't for PSEM related to TAO, all Biblical sorts on earth would be nothing but science fiction, and more, no life could ever have been on earth and beyond; You have a problem with some authoritarians in saying PSEM or Yang is all temporary, no, it isn't, what does make a difference after dead is reawakened consciousness in new frontiers then seemingly that you're so different for a while there but that's a part of your make up, till you feel better after cooling down more solidly then. Furthermore, you need to know that solid and social conditions change forever in the far-side of life, so don't expect things to be as 3000 years ago in the far-side of life. You prove me wrong, and I''ll prove you wrong back by puzzling you with the question as to what composites you as a total being in the neo awakening in the far-side of life. The reality of being is not clouds, airs in the face, and Angels counting their toes, it's you and what composites you technically. You may need to know a few more pieces of info on what I have written here, so write to me.

[@HarveyDenton989]

actually Tepes was the nickname Dracul or Dracula which means son of dragon as dracul means dragon or devil so Dracul or dracula was his real name Tepes was his nickname as Tepes meant the impaler

[@sergeidevries7938]

That’s a pretty big copy and paste

[@drewmcgee2098]

LOVE

[@joejrjohnston1001]

The vampire princess looks creepy as hell

[@rickysanchez8390]

She drank the fly

[@snow640]

I don't believe she's a vampire. But I believe there must be some vampires live rn. But they won't come out like this. This lady was sick.

[@ttarantora2407]

Some people are dumb vampires are supernatural, far beyond the puny intelligence of humans, we are so quick to solve things and put things under the slab when, its clearly unexplainable.

[@Hallands.]

8:26 in and yawn... Leaving now

[@randyneal1790]

Same thing has been found in Rhode Island

[@blood5148]

Numpties!

[@TheVampiresOpera]

Vampires... Indeed! 💯

[@LouisGaufridiSorcerer]

Unicorns did exist, they were single horned goats. If you look at medieval depictions of a unicorn they are small, cloven hoofs and a goatee. Unicorns were made, not born except on very rare occasions. Goats, as with other horn bearing animals, have horn nubs upon birth. By drawing these nubs together as soon as the nubs form you can get a goat to produce a single horn coming from the middle of it's forehead. The notion that a unicorn was a horned horse came about in the late 1600s.

[@americancelt426]

Vampires are real. Not everyone continues to the next life and there are thousands of missing people with no explanation.

[@pheart2381]

another american documentary spoilt by excessive background music.

[@view1st]

Massive tombstone? No, the tombstone was the usual size for such a burial. A cage (48:34)? Again, no, it's what is commonly known as a sarcophagus or burial vault, fairly common in crypt burials of this sort.

[@tonylima5390]

Old stories state of vampires who had committed suicide. What was the big deal cause of the resurrection - undivided sex deep within as a prime source. Why? Look to ancient sources related to undivided sex.

[@krysterferellis713]

There's no way that shit is real.

[@kaitophantom]

does anyone actually believe in vampires? im just asking

[@rickysanchez8390]

The jizzal of the wolf

[@paranormalfreak2901]

To fake it’s just a TV show Nice try though

[@chrisevans9779]

did you know that studio aris is a ASTRAL VAMPIRE TRASH HOLE ? and that EVERY RAVE and most large gatherings are vampire feeding troughs ?

[@gr33n3ggs4]

@ChrisEvens.... Do explain more; you have spiked my interest.

[@chrisevans9779]

@@gr33n3ggs4 the place is torn down now . turns out they were cannibal freaks not vamps at all . underground red room freak-o club used to be across the street from the marietta ga micro center in an unmarked brick building .

[@gr33n3ggs4]

@@chrisevans9779 Thanks for responding. That's really messed up; yet fascinating at the same time. Do you have any more info?? Intrest is really spiked...... would make a very interesting short story.

[@sergeidevries7938]

i wondering how many drugs at raves you’ve taken to believe that😂 grow up.

[@leewood331]

Where is the story on Elizabeth Bathory?

[@BigMikeD10001]

wow

[@wessikes]

The ending is quite misleading. To describe Český Krumlov as the unscientific "Eastern Edge of the Empire" is flat wrong, since Vienna is further to the east than Český Krumlov.

[@semilivesixstringstrumist5595]

Vampires were just cannibals on a diet.

[@sanyonazyin6063]

But what about Vlad the Impaler?

[@TheGothicangel777]

interesting :/

[@xxdublifexxdahlin4208]

Isn't there any DIFFERENT or NEW information??? This is mostly the same information you can find in any vampire documentary. All it is is the same information repeated over and over again in a different order or with slight embellishments. I do like how this one focuses on one particular case that is often overlooked though. It's better than most of the vampire documentaries. Does anyone know of a good vampire documentary with something new?? Why does no one discuss Chinese vampires or Korean vampires.??

[@juneclark4267]

I'm sorry, forgive me if I am stupid, does anyone have any evidence. Were there really ever any vampire there. I k how Elizabeth bathory existed, is this where.

[@patrickray5692]

Age of reason....... lol.

[@never2bknown904]

You have to be prego for wolf's milk to work sister. Damn stupid vampires, no wonder they get staked!

[@07rebelboi]

well ya'll, she was a real person!!!! and as for Elizabeth Bathory, she lived after Vald the Impaler died. thus she could not have been married to him!!!!

[@wepeopleesperanto1463]

Project Disclosure on you tube.

[@perlissaharrell4115]

wow what way know by history

[@maryrobbs]

It really is so very difficult to have European history/ fiction/ whatever narrated by a yank. I'm sure that the fella is doing his absolute best, but it really is insufferable. (Managed 17 minutes in and had to fold.)

[@jasonbourne6323]

Dreams and fairytales people

[@rubyhoney6177]

Question Are vampires real....Answer No Dracula was a book of fiction written in 1897 by Bram Stoker

[@patrickray5692]

+Ruby Honey Kinda but there WAS a real dude name Dracula, that is fact.

[@yvonner913]

+patrick ray Dracula translated to "Son of the Dragon". Real person, real name for doubters

[@jennycallaghan1914]

Many truths are said in jest! Or written!

[@timlies9264]

some interesting facts, but totally implausible. pure fiction. lol

[@upgrade1015]

Haha this is what legends are made of , not the real sanguine but …. I guess in Concept some of this is true. Lycanthropy is done mostly through the control of our own minds

[@advocate4napalm878]

I thought the documentary was okay

[@francislea4700]

How the fuck does smoking a pipe remove any teeth ?

[@juliesnider7840]

I know this a very old comment. But fyi....nicotine causes gum disease. The teeth get loose and fall out when the gums recede

[@brotherbernardine2446]

Too many adverts!

[@wadepadilla]

Has any one ever read the book of nod cronicals of cain

[@terribryan5457]

Id follow the maids and the doctors to see if they are nvr to have died?

[@gailclow2628]

sorry...WHY the need

[@nathanwitt1927]

Thirsty for your blood