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Title: All Vampire novels pale in comparison to this one
Review: From the past to the present, there has never been (and never shall be again) a novel of such description and definition of the Vampire as described by Bram Stoker. His depiction of the 'Man Himself' paints a picture of total evil, and he is likewise able to describe and form completely different and original characters, in Jonathan Harker, Jack Seward, Lord Godalming, Quincey Morris, Mina Harker, Lucy Westenra, and the powerful Van Helsing. Through these characters' eyes the story it told, vividly and with a sense of hurriedness that will draw you in and keep you through the novel, and through the method of 'journals' these characters come to life in a way that would not be possible otherwise. Truly, the movie did not hold a candle to the novel, and was not even accurate in many points (very different in many cases), so if you want to read the accurate and original tale, the powerful and spinechilling-read Dracula.
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