Favorite vampire movies

[Cthulhu23]

Damn, I have never seen The Hunger. I will have to check it out.

[Arkyncrest]

Holy SHIT. . I forgot about D . . Jesus. . I own both of them. . .you'd think I'd learn

[cOrE_dUmPeR]

Ya, "The Hunger"...how can you go wrong with David Bowie AND Bauhaus in the same movie!!

[KilLAtomiK]

nosferatu is the best one evermade and i dont know why but the fact that its a silent film makes it more creepy

[Kidthorazine]

at this moment im watching queen of the damned its actually ok if you forget that its based on a book and is a sequel to interview wiith the vampire which it cant be compared to since theyre so different anyway

[Morning Glory]

not technically a movie, but lately I've really enjoyed the anime Helsing. offer's a real unique fresh approach to the vampire/ vamp hunter mythos, and manges to be dark, dramatic, and still funny, and entertainging enough to hold my attention, which I find to be rare in most uninspired, unoriginal anime's today.

[funkatron]

I enjoyed Underworld, Interview with the Vampire, and Bram Stoker's Dracula, although I don't think any of them would rate in my top 20 films of all time.

In the "so bad they're great" category, the John Carpenter's Vampires films are fucking hilarious.

[Forestghost]

Well, it's just gotta be the original Dracula with Bela Lugosi. There is something strangely seductive about him (besides the fact that he is a Vampire, which is alluring in itself)
The Daughter of Dracula was also impressive, good storyline.

Not a Vampire movie per-se, but my favorite Vampire scene is from Waxwork...just the right amount of gore and sensuality.

Interview with a Vampire was a wonderful story and the movie portrayed it well. Queen of the Damned....great (if you've never read the books) Can't decide who makes a sexier Lestat though...

[Bloodcountess]

Interview with the vampire and queen of the damned... definetly.
Probably I am so exited about these movies because I read the books by Anne Rice... love her...

[Ouroboros]

I really liked 'Interview with a Vampire', even if it is a step from being gay porn. And to think I went to the movies and watched it with my mom!
And I loved that film about the guys who filmed 'Nosferatu'. You know the one with Willem Dafoe.

... scary, scary!

[CeruleanFire]

The original Bela Lugosi, and the 1992 version of Francis Ford Coppolas Dracula have been my favs to date. The 1922 version of Nosfeatu was extremely well done also

[Histrionica]

How about a funny one like "Love Bites." Chris Makepeace and Grace Jones were so cheesy.

OH! and that one where Nic Cage thinks he's turning into a vampire? That one is fucking hilarious!



~Histrionica~

[vhalin]

haha blade without a doubt.

[TheQuietPlace]

Hollywood Vampyre: the plot is just so great! and its an Indie film

Interview with the Vampire: oooh. Very good acting, by people you wouldn't suspect would be good at vampire roles.

[bre.star]

interview with the vampire, queen of the damned, lost boys...and a really lame 80s movie that i used to watch on TV when i was little, im not sure what its called but i think it's "teen vampire" or something, where the kids parents think he's gay, but hes actually acting strange because hes a vampire. okay really lame i know but i like it. hehe

[TheQuietPlace]

interview with the vampire, queen of the damned, lost boys...and a really lame 80s movie that i used to watch on TV when i was little, im not sure what its called but i think it's "teen vampire" or something, where the kids parents think he's gay, but hes actually acting strange because hes a vampire. okay really lame i know but i like it. hehe

That actually sounds really goood.... *shrug*

[Goat on Fire]

"Vampires" John Carpenter