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Whats your favorite Vampire movie?
- Thread starter Baphomet
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I like 30 days of night but my favourite will always be Interview with a vampire but it's not that it's objectively the best vampire movie I've seen, it's just that it means a lot to me and represents my teenage years. If I'm being totally objective then " the girl who walks home alone at night" and "let the right one in" are better movies.
Yup. No genre qualifiers needed, From Dusk Till Dawn is my favorite movie all time.
Hmm, tough because I'm not a huge fan of most vampire movies , but I love vampires as a concept.
Dracula is a classic, Bela Lugosi just crushed the role.
I'm also really fond of Bram Stoker's Dracula as a visual spectacle.
What We Do In The Shadows fuckin rules. The TV show is even better
Shadow of the Vampire is incredible too. Willem DaFoe is absolutely insane as the Max Schreck
Other than that there isn't a whole lot I like, the made for TV Salem's Lot from the 80s is cool but a bit overlong. Hoping the new version handles the book well, it's my favorite Stephen King book. Lost Boys is wild, but it's very cheesy.
Edit: I forgot about From Dusk Till Dawn and Let the Right One In!
Dracula is a classic, Bela Lugosi just crushed the role.
I'm also really fond of Bram Stoker's Dracula as a visual spectacle.
What We Do In The Shadows fuckin rules. The TV show is even better
Shadow of the Vampire is incredible too. Willem DaFoe is absolutely insane as the Max Schreck
Other than that there isn't a whole lot I like, the made for TV Salem's Lot from the 80s is cool but a bit overlong. Hoping the new version handles the book well, it's my favorite Stephen King book. Lost Boys is wild, but it's very cheesy.
Edit: I forgot about From Dusk Till Dawn and Let the Right One In!
Interview with the Vampire is so god damn good. Tom Cruise hamming it up as Lestat will never get old to me
Lots of great answers here, but I wanna mention Fright Night and its sequel (not the modern remake)
Honestly, the remake is actually pretty solid. Colin Farrell is great in it. It's not amazing or anything but I enjoyed it more than a lot of remakes
Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992), Interview with the Vampire, Nosferatu - both 1922 and 1979, Blade I+II, 30 Days of Night, Lost Boys, What We Do In The Shadows, Let the Right One In
Bonus: Nosferatu model you can see in Orava Castle, Slovakia based on the Count Orlok character from the Nosferatu (1922) movie, which had many scenes filmed on said castle
Bonus: Nosferatu model you can see in Orava Castle, Slovakia based on the Count Orlok character from the Nosferatu (1922) movie, which had many scenes filmed on said castle
Fuck yeah, when Cage buys those shitty plastic teeth I knew I loved this film.
Vampyr (1932)
Not really a vampire movie so much as a singularly surreal phantasmagoria that happens to have a vampire in it.
Not really a vampire movie so much as a singularly surreal phantasmagoria that happens to have a vampire in it.
The Lost Boys, easily.
Today I learned this move exists and now must do everything in my power to watch it.Only Lovers Left Alive and it's not even close tbh
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