Best Vampire Movies

[randomer909]

Since there has been talks of vampire movies on Kez's intro, I though I should make a topic aboot it. Just pick your favourite vampire films and say why. It's a tough chocie for me but I went with the underworld series. 30 days of night does have a kick-ass feature of their own language! But Kate Beckinsale it tight leather costume and nice fights takes the win for me

[TheSeane]

Bram Stokers Dracula is still one of my all time favs.  I bought the special edition just a little while ago.  In respect for when the book was published all the special effects in the movie were completely manual... Absolutely zero digital editing, amazing. 

[randomer909]

Bram Stokers Dracula is still one of my all time favs.  I bought the special edition just a little while ago.  In respect for when the book was published all the special effects in the movie were completely manual... Absolutely zero digital editing, amazing. 

I said the any of the Dracula movies did u vote for other?

[Stuart]

I call the vampire sheep:

[randomer909]

I call the vampire sheep:

Oh yeh! Thanks for reminding me aboot that one Stuart lol. I thought it was so funny when they killed them all by chucking in a lighter, one of them farting and then BOOM

[Kez]

aw you made me a thread! yay!

i have to say i really like Underworld series for kind of action/fighty vampire films and i agree Kate Beckinsdale is awesome as a heroine.

for more moody stuff i like Interview with the Vampire (i cant believe thats Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt tho!) and altho i preferred the book i kind of liked Queen of the Damned (book is way better tho).

i liked 30 days of night too cos it was so eerie and mysterious.

anyone seen Let the Right One In?  i really want to but i havent yet.

[Nude_not_rude]

I call the vampire sheep:

That's one of the funniest horror movies of all time! Weta workshop boys playing up after all that work on 'Lord of the Rings'. I liked 'Interview with a Vampire' too as well as Bram Stokers 'Dracula'.

Haven't seen 'Underworld' yet, but would like too when I get time.

[Fitz1980]

I'm going to go with "From Dusk 'Till Dawn" which also happens to be one of my favorite movies as well.  It's just a fun 1970s style drive-in, shoot-em-up movie. 

[bnudes]

   Hands down no contest,  INTERVIEW WITH A VAMPIRE,  I love Ann Rices vampires the best!!!!!! 

[Nude_not_rude]

I'm going to go with "From Dusk 'Till Dawn" which also happens to be one of my favorite movies as well.  It's just a fun 1970s style drive-in, shoot-em-up movie. 

Oops I forgot about that one. Talk about changing course part way through a movie. That tavern scene comes from waaay out of left field. It's seriously wierd, but brilliant at the same time.

[Turtlejosh]

Let the right one in. Classic! So amazing and it's a real vampire, not a twilight vampire

[Daft]

[jedinudist]

Hands down it's....

Near Dark

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Near_Dark

Best line in the movie... "The night has it's price"

[Lisa2408]

Tanz der Vampire - the Musical it the Best
I know every song and dance of it

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vP1D1znWkKY#normal

[werewolf359]

I am by no means a vampire expert or huge fan of any sort. Anything but Twilight gets my vote. Vampires should not be a bunch of glittering drama queens.

As one demotivational poster I read, "The story of one girl's choice between necrophilia and bestiality."