raph89
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14 years, 6 months ago
I've only seen two vampire films, and I really enjoyed both of them a lot, even though I'm not really into horror movies. But I still like vampires for some reason. The ones I've seen are "The Lost Boys," (everybody who likes vampire movies likes this one) and "Suck." Suck's not really a horror movie, even though it has vampires in it because it's about a down and out rock band called "The Winners" who all become vampires. And they use their vampire powers to put on great shows which causes their music career to go straight to the top. If you really like vampire movies, I highly recomend you see "Suck." There's more to the movie than what I mentioned just now. What are your favorite vampire films?
I'll just name all the ones I've seen and you can judge which ones you think are good or bad.
The Lost Boys
Lost Boys 2
Dracula: Dead and Loving It
The Monster Squad (Dracula is in it)
I Am Legend (They're pretty much vampires)
Blade
Blade II
Blade III
Underworld
Underworld 2
Underworld: Rise of the Lycans
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Nosferatu
Van Helsing
Jesus Christ Vampire Hunter
The Lost Boys
Lost Boys 2
Dracula: Dead and Loving It
The Monster Squad (Dracula is in it)
I Am Legend (They're pretty much vampires)
Blade
Blade II
Blade III
Underworld
Underworld 2
Underworld: Rise of the Lycans
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Nosferatu
Van Helsing
Jesus Christ Vampire Hunter
Blood & Donuts
Dracula (1992)
Interview with the Vampire: The Vampire Chronicles
Lifeforce
The Lost Boys
Dracula (1992)
Interview with the Vampire: The Vampire Chronicles
Lifeforce
The Lost Boys
Some of my faves:
- Thirst (2009)
- Let the right one in
- 30 Days of night
- Blood: The Last Vampire (animated)
- Shadow of the Vampire
- The Lost Boys
- Salem's lot
- Thirst (2009)
- Let the right one in
- 30 Days of night
- Blood: The Last Vampire (animated)
- Shadow of the Vampire
- The Lost Boys
- Salem's lot
What about Near Dark (1987)? that's an awesome criminally underrated vampire movie from the director of the Hurt Locker, a remarkable cult classic that came out the same year as The Lost Boys only i think it's better than LB because audiences were not ready for 2 heaps of bloodsucking action as it got lost under the radar with now a major cult following. I mean Lost Boys is great but ND is even better especially with it's originality, it's incredible story of survival as a modern for the 80's western with bloodsuckers and Bill Paxton is the shit as Severen who could rival David from Lost Boys.
My faves:
Dracula (1931, 1979, 1970 Jess Franco German/Spanish/UK version and 1992 Bram Stoker).
Horror of Dracula plus Dracula prince of Darkness.
Nosferatu (1922 and 1979).
Let The Right One In and Let Me In (SUprisingly great US adaptation of the book).
Near Dark.
Vampire Hunter D and Vampire Hunter D Bloodlust.
Thirst (2009 Korean).
From Dusk Till Dawn.
Salem's Lot.
Innocent Blood.
Blade 1 & 2.
Interview with the Vampire.
Fright Night 1 & 2.
Cronos. (Guillermo Del Toro's masterpiece from Mexico)
Martin.
Captain Kronos Vampire Hunter.
The Fearless Vampire Killers.
Vamp (1986 with Grace Jones).
The Monster Squad.
The Hunger.
Lifeforce.
The Keep.
Def By Temptation.
Lair of the White Worm.
30 Days of Night.
Underworld 1 & 3.
Daybreakers.
Shadow of the Vampire.
The Vampire Lovers.
John Carpenter's Vampires.
The Lost Boys.
Subspecies series.
Ravenous.
Blood The Last Vampire (Anime).
Habit.
Waxwork 1 & 2,
Lust for a Vampire.
Immortality (a.k.a. Wisdom of Crocodiles).
The Frosaken.
Planet of the Vampires.
Legend of the 7 Golden Vampires.
Rabid.
The Last Man on Earth, Omega Man and I am Legend.
Beat that.
My faves:
Dracula (1931, 1979, 1970 Jess Franco German/Spanish/UK version and 1992 Bram Stoker).
Horror of Dracula plus Dracula prince of Darkness.
Nosferatu (1922 and 1979).
Let The Right One In and Let Me In (SUprisingly great US adaptation of the book).
Near Dark.
Vampire Hunter D and Vampire Hunter D Bloodlust.
Thirst (2009 Korean).
From Dusk Till Dawn.
Salem's Lot.
Innocent Blood.
Blade 1 & 2.
Interview with the Vampire.
Fright Night 1 & 2.
Cronos. (Guillermo Del Toro's masterpiece from Mexico)
Martin.
Captain Kronos Vampire Hunter.
The Fearless Vampire Killers.
Vamp (1986 with Grace Jones).
The Monster Squad.
The Hunger.
Lifeforce.
The Keep.
Def By Temptation.
Lair of the White Worm.
30 Days of Night.
Underworld 1 & 3.
Daybreakers.
Shadow of the Vampire.
The Vampire Lovers.
John Carpenter's Vampires.
The Lost Boys.
Subspecies series.
Ravenous.
Blood The Last Vampire (Anime).
Habit.
Waxwork 1 & 2,
Lust for a Vampire.
Immortality (a.k.a. Wisdom of Crocodiles).
The Frosaken.
Planet of the Vampires.
Legend of the 7 Golden Vampires.
Rabid.
The Last Man on Earth, Omega Man and I am Legend.
Beat that.
Delete Confirmation
Nice taste, but no vampire lovers list would be complete without Near Dark. Please see it!
Night Watch was made on a Macintosh using Final Cut Pro and the plot was about shape shifting Russians fighting over potatoes, vodka and a kid.....but mostly potatoes.
Vampires?
Maybe .05% of the film.
Vampires?
Maybe .05% of the film.
Pinface
What about Near Dark (1987)? that's an awesome criminally underrated vampire movie from the director of the Hurt Locker, a remarkable cult classic that came out the same year as The Lost Boys only i think it's better than LB because audiences were not ready for 2 heaps of bloodsucking action as it got lost under the radar with now a major cult following. I mean Lost Boys is great but ND is even better especially with it's originality, it's incredible story of survival as a modern for the 80's western with bloodsuckers and Bill Paxton is the shit as Severen who could rival David from Lost Boys.
My faves:
Dracula (1931, 1979, 1970 Jess Franco German/Spanish/UK version and 1992 Bram Stoker).
Horror of Dracula plus Dracula prince of Darkness.
Nosferatu (1922 and 1979).
Let The Right One In and Let Me In (SUprisingly great US adaptation of the book).
Near Dark.
Vampire Hunter D and Vampire Hunter D Bloodlust.
Thirst (2009 Korean).
From Dusk Till Dawn.
Salem's Lot.
Innocent Blood.
Blade 1 & 2.
Interview with the Vampire.
Fright Night 1 & 2.
Cronos. (Guillermo Del Toro's masterpiece from Mexico)
Martin.
Captain Kronos Vampire Hunter.
The Fearless Vampire Killers.
Vamp (1986 with Grace Jones).
The Monster Squad.
The Hunger.
Lifeforce.
The Keep.
Def By Temptation.
Lair of the White Worm.
30 Days of Night.
Underworld 1 & 3.
Daybreakers.
Shadow of the Vampire.
The Vampire Lovers.
John Carpenter's Vampires.
The Lost Boys.
Subspecies series.
Ravenous.
Blood The Last Vampire (Anime).
Habit.
Waxwork 1 & 2,
Lust for a Vampire.
Immortality (a.k.a. Wisdom of Crocodiles).
The Frosaken.
Planet of the Vampires.
Legend of the 7 Golden Vampires.
Rabid.
The Last Man on Earth, Omega Man and I am Legend.
Beat that.
Beat what? It's entitled "Your favorite vampire films", not "Who can name the most movies of utter crap in one post, the biggest aspie wins!!"
Nosferatu
I just watched Lost Boys 3. It had a lot of homages/flashbacks to the first one which made for some cool moments but the plot wasn't even as good as Lost Boys 2... Edgar and Alan Frog were badass though.
Has everyone forgotten Near Dark? Please rent that masterpiece.
I have a list of favourites.
1.The Lost Boys
2.Interview with the Vampire.
3.From Dusk til Dawn
4.Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992 version)
1.The Lost Boys
2.Interview with the Vampire.
3.From Dusk til Dawn
4.Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992 version)
