Renfield Hoodies

Description: Probably the real reasons we’re still talking about 1931's Dracula is because of the performances delivered by Bela Lugosi and Dwight Frye. Lugosi’s screen presence, especially in Dracula, can’t be overstated. And Frye's work here is a legitimate performance, presenting Renfield as both a foppish sophisticate and an unhinged maniac. Renfield is hugely sympathetic in the film. He’s not only the movie’s heart, but the story’s ironic voice of reason.

Description: Sucks to be him.

Description: Renfield is just doing the biddings of his master

Description: Renfield movie Nicolas Cage as count dracula fan works graphic design by ironpalette

Description: Renfield movie Nicolas Cage as count dracula fan works graphic design by ironpalette

Description: An ode to a poster I once saw for the German classic Nosferatu (1922).

Description: Renfield

Description: From the quietly released 1997 Stephen King vampire movie, "The Night Flier", this is Dwight Renfield.

Description: Renfield

Description: Renfield - (perlo-artista)

Description: Renfield

Description: No, no, Master! I wasn't going to say anything! I told them nothing! I'm loyal to you, Master!

Description: Renfield’s drink of many lives- a graphic design tribute to Dracula.

Description: Boasting clients like an actual Eastern European Count, Renfield & Harker Real Estate deserves a decent logo. Artwork/design by Christopher Toler / Tip-Tops Retro

Description: Dracula Tshirts.

Description: Dracula Tshirts.

Description: Dracula Tshirts.

Description: Dwight Frye as Renfield in the 1931 "Dracula" directed by Tod Browning

Description: It's the Odeon from Renfield Street in Glasgow. It's now a big Black Sheep Coffee. The ghost is still there.

Description: Dracula Dead And Loving It Leslie Nielsen Mel Brooks Peter MacNicol

Description: The once again awesome Nicolas Cage, this time as Count Dracula from "Renfield"

Description: Renfield’s drink of many lives- a graphic design tribute to Dracula.

Description: Embrace the creeping madness of Carfax Asylum with this dark The blood is the life design. Showcasing a sinister spider and trapped flies, it references R.M. Renfield and his terrifying obsession in Bram Stoker's Dracula. This creepy gothic horror graphic is an excellent addition to any classic literature collection.

Description: Are the bats in your belfry making a mess? Have crickets been making an unpleasant commotion in your foyer? Renfield's Pest Control is here to help with an all-natural and 100% effective solution that has been in our family for generations. Special discounts available for fly infestations!

Description: Re-imagined poster for Dracula starring Bela Lugosi