Give me Frankenstein over Dracula any day!

Really? Why's that then?

I don't really know. I read Dracula when I was 13 and Frankenstein when I was 9, and Frankenstein just really spoke to me. I see myself like the "monster". People pigeonholed him into being this horrible creature when he was actually a good person. Or several people. ^_^ But he got so screwed up by the world he turned on them. Dr. Frankenstein was actually the most evil one of all.

My absolute favorite :)

Dracula by Bram Stoker is actually my true favorite novel, along with Mary Shelley's Frankenstein...

^Wow you are such a big horror fan :) Even though Dracula is not my number 1 is defo in my top 3. The one thing about this novel is that there is something new under the surface everytime I read it. Maybe that's jus me :) but I love 'Frankenstein' too defo of the same calibre :)

yes, but i've got sooo much book i'm totally in love with ... i don't know where to rank it

I haven't yet read the novel, but I will. The 1931 movie is one of my favorite movies, although I've only watched it twice.

The Bram Stoker novel Dracula is one of my favorite pieces of literature ever. Plus, I can see Sam Emerson and the Frog brothers (Edgar and Alan) from the Lost Boys film trilogy reading it sometime, while also agreeing with Mina when she spoke of how she initially despised Dracula:

“If I hadn’t gone to Whitby, perhaps poor dear Lucy would be with us now. She hadn’t taken to visiting the churchyard till I came, and if she hadn’t come there in the day-time with me, she wouldn’t have walked there in her sleep; and if she hadn’t gone there at night and asleep, that monster couldn’t have destroyed her as he did. Oh, why did I ever go to Whitby?”

She eventually changed her mind after being bitten by him and then being forced to drink some of his blood — after she previously decided that the Thing that did that to her best friend Lucy doesn’t deserve a drop of pity. She still believes that he should be killed — not only to save mankind, but to save Dracula’s own soul, and she turns out to be right.