1. Dracula: Prince of Darkness 2. The Brides Of Dracula 3. Taste The Blood Of Dracula 4. Interview With The Vampire 5. Vampire Circus 6. Scars of Dracula 7. Near Dark 8. Fright Night 9. John Carpenter's Vampires 10. Salem's Lot (1979)
And a few others The Lost Boys, The Vampire Lovers, Dracula (1958), Count Dracula (1970),The Satanic Rites of Dracula, Nosferatu (1922 and 1979), Dracula (1931) and Dracula (2002).
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Thanks for the tips, I'll have a look for them
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The Lost Boys Dracula (1992) Vamp Fright Night Interview with a Vampire Once Bitten Vampire's Kiss
I can only come up with 8 if I think of some more I will write back...
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Lost Boys My Best Friend's a Vampire 'Salem's Lot Bordello of Blood Jon Carpenter's Vampires Ultraviolet Los Muertos Underworld Queen of the Damned Dracula
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Interview With The Vampire Lost Boys Vampires From Dusk Till Dawn Blade Salem's Lot Nosferatu Shadow Of The Vampire Dracula Vampires 2
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I've only seen the original, will check out the remake sometime as well. Loved how they sent it up in 'Shadow Of A Vampire' Dafoe & Malkovich make for an insane onscreen duo.
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quote:Loved how they sent it up in 'Shadow Of A Vampire' Dafoe & Malkovich make for an insane onscreen duo.
This is showing on the sci fi channel tonight. I'm gonna give it a watch.
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mmm 10, let me see. I don't have ten but less that I like.
The Lost Boys Interview w/a Vampire Once Bitten Nosferatu (silence film)
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For what its worth here is my top ten and in no particular order!
The Lost Boys From Dusk Till Dawn Vamp Fright Night Fright Night PT 2 Salem's Lot The Fearless Vampire Killers Dracula The Lair of the White Worm Van Helsing
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The Lost Boys in my opinion is the best vampire movie of all time. But the fact that it's getting re-made and without Corey Haim makes me think that it's going to be a huge flop
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lol Exactly Mire Mare. Nothing is safe anymore
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It does make you wonder if there are still any great untold story's left out there, I think more often than not it is a case of better the devil you know, I mean why take a risk on something new when you can milk a well known movie for all it is worth!
The Omen & The Texas Chainsaw Massacre were and still are absolute classics and yet the studious decided to remake them for a new generation of filmgoer!
Why!
The original still hold water don't they!
Saw and its respected sequels I personally thought where great films and show that the ability to truly scare and shock is still around, sure they borrowed ideas from others but what the heck at least they weren't ****ty remakes!
Sequels or prequels can also be a damn pain tainting a once great movie, although I have mentioned this before the Exorcist & The Exorcist III (The true sequel) are great films!
But what was with those prequels!
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I like this thread, it's fangtastic. I like Helen's list BTW.
OK, it's tough to compile but in no order:
Vampire Circus Lost Boys Underworld Near Dark Dracula(1958) Bram Stoker's Dracula Twins of Evil Black Sunday Fright Night Brides of Dracula
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I'm surprised Once Bitten has made it to this list so many times--I own it own DVD, but I don't think it's one of the top ten vampire films by far, lol. It's so bad, but I like it because of that.
Lost Boys definitely deserves to be on the list though. I might also mention the Buffy movie, but really the show deserves to be on the list more than the movie does (Though David Arquette and Paul Reubens are my favorite parts of the movie).
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