Taste the Blood of Dracula

A pragmatic businessman who stumbles upon Dracula's relics and becomes the custodian of the ring, cloak, and blood. His encounter sets the chain of vampiric events in motion, highlighting how opportunism and curiosity can invite catastrophe.

A heavy-drinking, abrasive patriarch who mistreats his daughter Alice and funds his social circle's outings with less-than-pure motives. His presence anchors the trio's respectable facade before the horror overtakes him.

A member of the trio who masks moral ambition with philanthropy, drawn into Dracula's scheme. He is ultimately killed by Lucy, after Dracula's return to power.

A cultured member of the circle who tries to reason with the threat but is eventually driven into danger by the vampire plot. His involvement ends in tragedy.

The ancient vampire awakened by the trio's ritual. He manipulates events, feasts on victims, and is ultimately destroyed when the church is re-sanctified and holy power overwhelms him.

Disinherited aristocrat who lures the three to Dracula's relics and performs the ritual that triggers Dracula's revival. He becomes the instrument through which the vampire returns.

Hargood's daughter, hypnotized by Dracula to kill her father; she later intersects with Lucy in vampiric fate, illustrating how fragile relationships become entangled in the darkness.

Paxton's daughter who becomes Dracula's vampire after their encounter. She also abducts and bites Secker's son, enmeshing more victims in Dracula's control.

Paxton's son who studies the vampire lore and uses it to confront Dracula. He fortifies the church, defends Alice, and ultimately helps drive Dracula back.

Secker's son who becomes a vampire under Lucy's influence after his father is killed. His status as a pawn in the vampiric plot contributes to the tragedy.