Pro-tip: bleh
What's the Best Vampire Movie?
Hunter Long
Dylan Roberts
It's Near Dark.
Christopher King
I have never enjoyed a single vampire movie
Andrew Williams
My favorite is Dracula's Daughter, but it's not "the best."
Brandon Anderson
Best as in acting+story+production value+exploration of what it means to be a vampire=Interview with the Vampire
Best as "kill these mutherfucking leeches!!": Blade
Hunter Butler
>Carpenter's Vampires
>Blade 1&2
>Dracula 2000
>Queen of the damned
>Underworld series
Mason Morris
Love me some Bill Paxton
>not mentioning Vampires 2 with Bon Jovi
Alexander Reyes
>nosferatu 1922
>the cabinet of dr. caligar
>vampyr
Eli Mitchell
From Dusk Till Dawn bleh
Jordan Evans
Best actual vampire movie where it's played completely straight and they're still scary? Horror of Dracula
Best post-modern take aka "oh it's so hard being immortal"? Interview with a Vampire
Eli Jones
I can't enjoy Carpenter's Vampires. I read the book first (it's a really, really good book. The only good book of that author). The movie has the name of 2 characters in common with the book. That's all. Even the title was changed (Vampire$).
I wish I could just enjoy it as it's own thing, but I can't.
Blade 2 is good but vastly overated.
Queen of the Damned is SHIT.
Underworld is the shittiest series ever but it has sexy Beck in it so it's better than Queen just for that.
Levi Hill
Perfect answer
Ian Wood
That's not post-modern. Varney (1845) was "it's so hard being a rich noble badass action vampire with lots of vamp chicks".
Gabriel Sullivan
This one.
Tyler Lewis
Dracula: bleh and loving it
Gavin Morris
Fearless vampire killers (1967)
Wyatt Cruz
Great post.
Too bad Steven Weber never did more comedies. He had a good comedic timing.
Henry Allen
Shut your mouth. It was aweful except for ST's sexyness.
Lincoln Williams
Hammer's Twins of Evil.
Ryder Brown
I'm British... so are these.
Owen Mitchell
Too bad Steven Weber never did more in general, one of my favorite tales from the crypt episodes stars him and he did as good as he could in Stephen King's passion read: seethe project the Shining miniseries
Jacob Walker
Colton Harris
Martin (1978)
Joseph Scott
for me it's Nosferatu: Phantom der Nacht
Gabriel Edwards
What we do in the shadows
Jose Jackson
Dracula Dead and Loving it
Also, what does a gay Dracula say?
Ethan Campbell
Anyone else like Hotel Transylvania?
Noah Miller
Nathan Campbell
Cushing's van Helsing is based af
Isaiah Barnes
No love for Lost Boys?
Levi Powell
van hellsing
Michael Lewis
Ian Ross
Nah trannys are gay
Julian Anderson
Get fucked, it's kino
Xavier Hall
Henry Cooper
Why did Hammer films look so good? The colors are really vibrant, the sets and effects don't look bad even today (this is probably because no CG) and it just seems like the movies haven't aged a day.