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Campaign begins to save Bristol s precious Western Slopes
As many as 600 new homes could cover South Bristol wild green lung
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A campaign is getting underway in South Bristol to protect one of the area’s ‘green lungs’ as developers plan hundreds of new homes on an area known as the Western Slopes.
The Vampire is one of, if not,
the most well-known monsters in all of horror cinema. From Nosferatu in 1922 to Universal’s Dracula series in the ‘30s and ‘40s, and from Hammer Horror’s cycle in the ‘50s, ‘60s and ‘70s, all the way up to BBC’s 2020 mini-series, Irishman Bram Stoker’s seminal novel
Dracula has had nearly a century of influence on cinematic horror. But what influenced Stoker? One theory is that Stoker was inspired by the irish legend of the Abhratch, an old Irish bloodsucker in the tradition of the Dearg Due or the Néamh Mairbh.
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