Imago said:

Now see, I am a huge fan of Stuart Townsend. I thought Stuart was way better than Tom. I can't stand Tom Cruise. To me, Stephen Ray, Antonio Banderas, Claudia (Kirsten Dunst), and Brad made Interview. I loved Queen of the Damned. Aaliyah nailed that role.

And I LOVE The Lost Boys too! Billy Wirth...yummy...

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

Anxiety said:

You really seem to dig those Kinski/Herzog films.So do I . Did you know that Kinski made a sequel to Nosferatu without Herzog´s involvement ? It´s called Nosferatu in Venedig ( = Nosferatu in Venice ) and it got extremely bad reviews back when it came out but it is considered a rarity these days and is very hard to find.
Some say never mind what the critics say, this movie is a must-see but I have yet to watch it and couldn´t find it anywhere up to now. It is supposed to be one of the most interesting and weirdest vampire movies out there.

( Kinski also did a movie called Paganini which is very difficult to watch due to the natural lighting.This was a vanity project without Herzog. I also love Aguirre and Fitzcarraldo. Kinski was a true genius and his interviews are legendary.....if you happen to speak German, go check them out on YouTube...even if you don´t understand German, they are really interesting to watch)

Mach said:

Mach said:

I just said he looks like Dracula (in a certain pic) 2 days ago in a picture thread..

ufoclub said:

"No, No...you must not pollute her blood."

"I despise women with no life in them!"
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noimageatall said:

No, but I want to see that.

I would say "Bram Stocker's Dracula". What was the public reaction to this one? I know my mother loves it. Did hardcore fans of the original think it was too much, too flashy?

I like some of the ones listed and this is one of my favourites, Roman Polanski's The Fearless Vampire Killers

Shadow Of The Vampire might be the best vampire film I've seen. But I do like watching the big Hollywood version of Bram Stoker's Dracula with Gary Oldman. Near Dark is close behind those two.



The worst vampire movies I've seen:

John Carpenter's Vampires
Love At First Bite
Once Bitten
Vamp
Lost Boys

Mach said:

do you remember zelaira's prince vampire fantasy where he'd be dressed like dracula and they would have "gangsta style" vampire sex on a trampoline?

that visual has stayed with me for YEARS.

Damn, how could I forget this one:

LleeLlee said:

MuthaFunka said:

crap.. you right lol I forgot him too... and I also forgot about the "Lost Boys" ..that's what I remember Kiefer Sutherland playing well in...

Cloudbuster said:

You like it as well?



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LleeLlee said:

Yeah, great film.

I didn't forget Blade. I actually liked the 2nd one better.

But, I did forget this one. Quentin Tarantino is a nut as always. And I love Robert Rodriguez movies.

George Clooney, Fred Williamson, Salma Hayek, Cheech, Juliette Lewis, Harvey Keitel? What more could you want?

noimageatall said:

now how in the hell did I forget THIS one??? ...

Definately! Francis Ford Coppola's Version!

sextonseven said:

I love NEAR DARK. I have it on VHS. I gotta find a director's commentary DVD. That would be fun.

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

Never heard of Near Dark.
Thanks.

MuthaFunka said:

Graycap23 said:

Adrian Pasdar stars in it. So does a lot of Cameron's regular stable of actors.

My favorite vamp movies are probably Interview with the Vampire, Martin, the two Fright Nights, the Hunger and the original Nosferatu.

My favorite Dracula movies, though, would be the original Bela Legosi version and any played by Christopher Lee.

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

Just ordered it.

Lammastide said:

DRACULA movie not vampire movie... right?

ufoclub said:

I've never made a distinction until now.

Noimageatall is THE coolest person on earth. That's all.

And Christopher Lee, the first of the Hammer films.

Teacher said: