So what’s your concept? What type are *you* thinking of selecting, and why? Do a bit more research, come up with your own ideas and concepts for type choices, and then ask us what we think. Right now this is sounding a bit too much like “help me do my homework.”

I´m trying to make a modern version of Dracula
with some Victorian style but with modern typefaces
so when you see it you can see the Victorian style but refresh.
For the titles I thought a Gothic might work.
and for the text I try Centaur
or some venetian would work

The book was first published in 1897- if you’re after a faithful rendition, late nineteenth century style, Matthew Carter’s Miller would probably be the best choice as the main text font. I doubt the digital Centaur will work well, instead - apart from the fact that there seems to be little relationship between the Victorian age and the Aldine/Venetian typefaces from the Renaissance era. But I guess that - apart from historical considerations - the first thing you should consider is using a good, legibile typeface for a long text, and many have been produced in recent years.

This may be inspiring:

http://www.fourcornersbooks.co.uk/Dracula.html