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A chat on 4chan
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Considering that there are actual academics out there who write angry articles screeching that 'No sweaty, Bram Stoker didn't base Dracula off Vlad the Impaler!)' (Even though the book quite literally says that Dracula is the same Dracula who fought the Turks) or insist that Kenneth Branagh's Mary Shelley's Frankenstein (1994) has the most faithful-looking depiction of the Monster (Because being 8ft tall with yellow, mummy-like translucent skin and lustrous black flowing hair translates to bald Robert DeNiro with some stitches), I'd say that yeah, those books still are relatively niche. Even the academics who brag about reading them have clearly never read them, or at least, any time recently.
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They also deny that vampires are based on perception of jews, which is silly given it's so obvious that's the case. Fucks sake, the first ever vampire movie straight up gave the vampire a star of 'david' (remphan) medallion he wore at all times.