Favorite Vampire Movie

[sleekproductions]

What's your guys's favorite vampire movie? Mine would have to be either Blade or Interview With The Vampire.

(Can't wait for Queen of the Damned)

[ColinM]

Definitely the original, 1922, silent-film classic...NOSFERATU!

[QUENTIN]

1.) Nosferatu ('22)
2.) Nosferatu ('79)
3.) The Reflecting Skin
4.) Lost Boys
5.) Interview With The Vapire
6.) Near Dark
7.) Bram Stoker's Dracula
8.) Martin
9.) From Dusk Till Dawn
10.) Cronos

[Raw Chili]

The Lost Boys or From Dusk Till Dawn

[urbanlegend23]

Interview with the Vampire: The Vampire Chronicles followed closely by Shadow of the Vampire and the original Dracula.

[Danny L]

1. Nosferatu
2. Lost Boys / Shadow of the Vampire
3. Fright Night / From Dusk till Dawn
4. Blade /Salems Lot
5. Interview with the Vampire
6. Bram Stoker's Dracula
7. Monster Squad / Dracula ('31)

[robk]

My favorite vampire film is 1958's Horror of Dracula; with Nosferatu & the original Lugosi film both tying for 2nd place.

[bskutle]

"Buffy the Vampire Slayer," on the basis that it spawned a terrific TV show.

Seriously though, my pick is "Nosferatu."

[Antonio]

Quentin, I didn't realize that you were a fan of THE REFLECTING SKIN. Its one of my favorite vamp flicks as well.

[Antonio]

VAMPIRES: THE ULTIMATE LIST
1. Blade (1998) Stephen Norrington (B+)
2. The Reflecting Skin (1990) Phillip Ridley (B+)
3. Fright Night (1985) Tom Holland (B+)
4. The Lost Boys (1987) Joel Schumacher (B+)
5. Black Sunday (1961) Mario Bava (B+)
6. Near Dark (1987) Kathryn Bigelow (B+)
7. Cronos (1992) Guillermo Del Toro (B+)
8. Salem’s Lot (1979) Tobe Hooper (B+)
9. Dracula (1931) Tod Browning (B+)
10. The Brides Of Dracula (1960) Terence Fisher (B+)
11. Black Sabbath (1963) Mario Bava (B+)
12. Horror Of Dracula (1958) Terence Fisher (B+)
13. Vampire Hunter D (1985) Toyoo Ashida (B+)
14. Nosferatu, The Vampyre (1979) Werner Herzog (B+)
15. Count Yorga, Vampire (1970) Robert Kelljan (B+)
16. From Dusk Till Dawn (1996) Robert Rodriguez (B)
17. The Hunger (1983) Tony Scott (B)
18. Vampires (1998) John Carpenter (B)
19. The Night Stalker (1972) John L. Moxey (B)
20. Kiss Of The Vampire (1962) Don Sharp (B)
21. Interview With The Vampire (1994) Neil Jordan (B)
22. Shadow Of The Vampire (2000) E. Elias Merhige (B)
23. Nosferatu (1922) F. W. Murnau (B)
24. Dracula (1979) John Badham (B)
25. Dracula: Prince Of Darkness (1966) Terence Fisher (B)
26. Tale Of A Vampire (1993) Shimako Sato (B)
27. Son Of Dracula (1943) Robert Siodmak (B)
28. Return Of The Vampire (1943) Lew Landers (B)
29. Dracula’s Daughter (1936) Lambert Hillyer (B)
30. Fright Night: Part II (1989) Tommy Lee Wallace (B)



[This message has been edited by Antonio (edited 02-19-2002).]

[Carl]

1. Fright Night
2. Blade
3. The Addiction
4. Nadja
5. The Wisdom Of Crocodiles
6. Sundown : The Vampire In Retreat
7. Vampires
8. Vampire Hunter D
9. From Dusk Till Dawn
10. Innocent Blood

[Kavan]

Nosferatu ('79). Just the way the mood was set by that long ride into the country and the way mood was used throughout to make subtle points. It's a brilliant film.

[Bub]

Interview with a Vampire & From Dusk Till Dawn

[SIREN30]

Definitely that 80's Robert Sean Leonard classic MY BEST FRIEND WAS A VAMPIRE...lol...just kidding!

NOSFERATU hands down. The 1922 version is great but I kind of like the 70's version the best.

[TheGame10]

1.From Dusk Till Dawn
2.John Carpenter's Vampires
3.Blade

[Hannibal21]

Interview with the Vampire

[Luke-Abbott]

From Dusk till dawn is my favourite vampire filck followed closely by Blade 2 (I like the first Blade but compared to the second one it doesn't even measure :))

[The Claw]

The Lost Boys is the best vampire film. An entertaining funfest from start to finish. What can I say. I love this movie. Fright Night is pretty good too even if i think it falls apart near the end. It's sequel is just as fun if you ask me. Blade was pretty good too. I did also like My Best Friend is a Vampire, even if it was pretty stupid. The rest I havent seen although I would like too. I've been wantin to see Near Dark for a very long time.

[APzombie]

Interview With a Vampire

[phatfreddy]

My favorites are Shadow of the Vampire, the original Dracula AND the Francis Ford Coppola version with Gary Oldman. Interview With the Vampire was good as is Near Dark and Fright Night. Dracula 2000 sucked ass, but the story behind it was a good idea. Lost Boys was entertaining. I thought it was a bit cheesy though.

[freakandgeek]

the lost boys....no question

[Boba Joe]

From Dusk 'Til Dawn

[Kastman]

In my opinion the lost boys is over rated. Most people around here say it's really good, but i dont think it is.


Interview with the vampire, now thats good.

[Orion]

Nosferatu & The Shadow of the Vampire

[Rated R]

Kastman, I wholeheartedly agree with you about Lost Boys, I just did not enjoy it at all, and I've seen it 5 times at least...and I own it! What the hell?

Anyway Bram Stoker's Dracula with Gary Oldman and Anthony Hopkins is the absolute best Vampire movie ever.

[POLYDISTORTION]

1 - bram stocker's dracula

2 - interview with the vampire

3 - blade 2

4 - shadow of the vampire

5 - from dusk til dawn

6 - fright night

7 - innocent blood

8 - lost boys

9 - vampire's kiss

10-the hunger

[batfreak]

Bram Stoker's Dracula - Gary Oldman is my favorite Dracula ever.
The Lost Boys - Kiefer Sutherland fuckin' rocks in this.
Blade

Upcoming vampire movies that I think will be really cool.

Underworld - Kate Beckinsale as ass-kicking vampire with guns and wearing black leather. How can you go wrong?
Van Helsing - Hugh Jackman as Abraham Van Helsing, Kate Beckinsale (again) as a vampire hunter and Richard Roxburgh as Dracula. This movie is gonna rock!!!

[rushmore beauty]

Interview With the Vampire (9/10) is easily the best. A killer gothic feel to the whole movie with amazing cinematography and great acting make this, IMO, the best vampire movie ever made.

[MikeyB]

Lost Boys or Fright Night

[BloodiedCelticVengeance]

There are quite a few good ones out there, but my favorite is, without a doubt, The Hunger.

From the opening credits (featuring "Bela Lugosi's Dead" performed by Peter Murphy and Bauhaus), to the final scene with the awakening of the past lovers/victims...a visually stunning piece of work.
Denueve, Bowie and Sarandon are all incredible in their respective roles...and the seduction scene between Susan and Catherine is as steamy as it gets.
A fantastic flick, it holds a firm spot in my all-time top ten.

[JackRabbitSlim]

Haven't seen very many, but i really liked Interview with the vampire

[Gregorious8]

1. Blade 2
2. From Dusk Till Dawn
3. Blade
4. Lost Boys
5. JC's Vampires