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What's your favorite vampire movie?

Posted by Larissa31 • 10/28/09 • Subscribe to this Discussion [RSS] • Report This Topic
Topics: movies, vampires

In honor of Halloween I recently did a blog post on my top 5 favorite vampire movies.

What is your favorite?

You can read that post here: localmotion-mia.blogspot.com/2009/10/top-five-best-vampire-movies-of-all.ht...

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  1. dbowles1017
    10/28/09
    dbowles1017
    I like the forsaken, queen of the damned, underworld, blade, Vampyros Lesbos, john carpenters vampires, from dusk to dawn, and not a movie, but True Blood.
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    1. Larissa31
      10/28/09
      Larissa31
      I love true blood.
  2. MadameX
    10/28/09
    MadameX
    The Lost Boys. Isn't that a requirement if you were a teenager in the 80s?
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    1. Larissa31
      10/28/09
      Larissa31
      Oh yeah, definitely a classic. I was a teenager then too.
    2. carsonfb
      10/30/09
      carsonfb
      I agree, Lost Boys FTW.
  3. MadMadMargo
    10/28/09
    MadMadMargo
    The vampire movie that still scares the livin' daylight out of me is Stephan King's "Salem's Lot".
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    1. Larissa31
      10/28/09
      Larissa31
      Hmmm, I've never seen that one. I'll look it up.
    2. carsonfb
      10/30/09
      carsonfb
      I liked the movie (and the mini-series remake) but the book is infinitely better. If you haven't read it, I would highly recommend it.
  4. Guzzo
    10/28/09
    Guzzo
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    1. carsonfb
      10/30/09
      carsonfb
      I saw it once when I was a kid, but I haven't had the (mis)fortune of seeing the sequel.
    2. Guzzo
      10/31/09
      Guzzo
      This movie just cracks me up. It's only funny because it's so campy.

      Believe it or not, this was serious movie advertising when I was growing up. This was really how they marketed movies to the black community. Same thing with "Shaft" and some of the "jap-slap" movies. Although it seems hilarious now, this movie was supposed to be scary. Times sure have changed.

      Happy Halloween Everyone!
  5. brianomaracroft
    10/28/09
    brianomaracroft
    "Let the Right One In"
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    1. Larissa31
      10/29/09
      Larissa31
      I love Let the Right One In. That's in my top five vampire films of all time...
    2. brianomaracroft
      10/31/09
      brianomaracroft
      It's a good one...not for all tastes, and a little more cerebral than action-packed...all the more reason to like it, in my books
  6. NJFacePainter
    10/28/09
    NJFacePainter
    Lost Boys, Nosferatu, Once Bitten, My Best Friend's a Vampire, any of the Christopher Lee or Bela Lugosi movies, Wes Craven's Vampires, Bram Stoker's Dracula (with Gary Oldman)... I'm a vampire fiend.

    And also a Larissa! My other account is LarissaEsq!
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    1. Larissa31
      10/29/09
      Larissa31
      Cool =)
  7. footiam
    10/29/09
    footiam
    Dracula
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  8. Onchong
    10/29/09
    Onchong
    Van Helsing
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  9. nixicole
    10/29/09
    nixicole
    true blood..and a little of twilight if its considered a vampire movie..:)
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    1. dbowles1017
      10/30/09
      dbowles1017
      Twilight is NOT a vampire movie. Never, say that. Ever.
  10. asianaussie
    10/29/09
    asianaussie
    queen of the damned that was cool

    i have never seen twilight. is it thatttt good? i am watching vampire diaries and itsss sooo teennnn lol
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    1. dbowles1017
      10/30/09
      dbowles1017
      Twilight is dumb. and anyone who enjoyed should jump off a bridge.
  11. AroundTheWaygirl
    10/30/09
    AroundTheWaygirl
    As far as movies go, I'm going to take it back to the 80's also and say The Lost Boys,and then even before that I'd have to say Dracula (1979). They used to play it every halloween night on the ASN channel for years. Haven't seen it in a long time.

    As far as TV shows, definately True Blood
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  12. ArsenicCookies
    10/30/09
    ArsenicCookies
    Bram Stokers Dracula
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  13. nothingprofound
    10/30/09
    nothingprofound
    Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein
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  14. scifigene
    10/30/09
    scifigene
    Let The Right One In (and many of the above choices too)
    There are also some good vampire moments in Night Watch and Day Watch.
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  15. carsonfb
    10/30/09
    carsonfb
    My favs are:

    The Lost Boys

    My Best Friend is a Vampire

    A Polish Vampire in Burbank

    The Fearless Vampire Killers: or Pardon me but your Fangs are in my Neck

    Jesus Christ Vampire Hunter

    Love at First Bite
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  16. dfunzy
    10/30/09
    dfunzy
    Dracula (1931), Directed by Tod Browning. Starring Bela Lugosi.
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    1. Larissa31
      10/31/09
      Larissa31
      I like that Bela Lugosi film too.
  17. amybyrd21
    10/30/09
    amybyrd21
    most of the listed above. And I lked Twilight but it is not really a vampire movie. And I am not jumping off a bridge DB.
    Oh I forgot Vampire in Brooklyn I think it is called
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  18. LGramlich
    10/31/09
    LGramlich
    Dracula (with Frank Langella.)
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  19. SoftwareGal
    10/31/09
    SoftwareGal
    Halloween spam comment
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  20. cooper
    10/31/09
    cooper
    The Lost Boys is my favorite, Dawn of the Dead for it's camp and I like Interview With A Vampire.
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  21. LRK
    10/31/09
    LRK
    underworld series...
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  22. brianomaracroft
    10/31/09
    brianomaracroft
    It's not a movie...but Jon & Kate Plus 8?
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  23. LaurenM622
    10/31/09
    LaurenM622
    nosferatu! sooooo creepy.... those long fingers gave me nightmares for ages... and, obviously, bela lugosi...
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  24. theindependentrage
    10/31/09
    theindependentrage
    Bela Lugosi's Dracula from a long time ago. Nothing can top that.
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