Their latest releases come from the iconic Hammer Films masterpiece Horror of Dracula from 1958, starring the one and only Christopher Lee.

"The next Superb ¼ scale statue from Star Ace features Christopher Lee as he appeared in the 1970 film "Scars of Dracula." Christopher Lee fixed the image of the fanged vampire in popular culture ...

Before he was cast as Saruman the White, Sir Christopher Lee auditioned for a different part in Peter Jackson's The Lord of ...

Two of Christopher Lee's classic movies are screening at the Hollywood Theatre on Tuesday, June 30, in a tribute to the versatile actor who died June 7 at age 93.

Christopher Lee returns to his most famous role for the fifth time, and director Ward Baker creates the unprecedented shot of the Count scaling his castle walls.

Christopher Lee was a screen icon, but it was his run as Hammer Horror's Dracula that helped re-establish the character in pop culture.

Before Robert Eggers' Nosferatu gave its titular vampire a flamboyant mustache, Christopher Lee sported similar facial hair in Count Dracula.