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Just check out the ridiculous "true face" of the head vampire, it's on a par with those cheap & cheesy 50's horror/sci-fi B-Features.
The absolutely stunning Danish actress Yutte Stensgaard stars as the vampire seductress Mircalla in Hammer films part two of the "Carmilla Karnstein" trilogy.
I thought that they went a little overboard when Daphny was fighting like Buffy the vampire slayer, And the worst part was Fred.
Carradine is some sort of Shakespeare spouting vampire who uses a trio of vampire babes to help him lure his victims.
And unless your idea of humor involves an overweight vampire who has a problem with gas, you won't find anything to laugh at.
Officer Johnson (Tommy "Tiny"Lister) is tracking down a string of murders in Las Vegas and his son-in-law just happens to attract the attention of the local vampire ring.
When his partner is murdered and a vampire is caught, Will he finally believe?
Or does it take a super sexy nun to show him the vampire fighting way?
It wasn't a bad film by any means, but it wasn't nearly as good as it could have been considering it featured Dracula, the baddest vampire of all time.
He's a man who definitely knows how to direct a vampire film.
This baby oozes with style not seen in a vampire flick since 1998's VAMPIRES, one of my top ten favorite vampire pictures of all time.
The title sounds like a sleazy porn film, but Lust for a vampire is actually a (flawed) Hammer classic.
I found out about this via an occult and a vampire website where the stage and screen actor Stephen Armourae listed them as minor films with a particular interest, some of the actresses have appeared in sketches by him as well.
The look of the main vampire is perfect.
Naturally, he decides to drink the brandy and naturally considering the film is about vampires, it turns him into a vampire.
Lynch captures a vampire that is cultured, charismatic, vulnerable, and still human.
As the film progresses we learn this vampire is also evil, materialistic, vengeful, exploitative, selfish, and classically Evil with a capital "E".
This movie thoughtfully updated elements of Stoker's conceptualization of the vampire without losing those classical elements that makes it an interesting tale.
A few producers of modern vampire movies could learn something by watching this.
An average run-of-the-mill Midwestern serial killer meets up with a lovely vampire.
She then runs off and leaves him to the tender mercies of another lovely vampire who teaches him how to feed his own hunger for blood.
No good violence, no vampire gorieness, no nothing.
This is a really awful "comedy" film about a vampire who turns a guy into a werewolf so wolfie can kidnap girls and bring them back to a cave for his master to feel up.
He looked more like a vampire and so did the others.
Or am I looking too much into a B- movie...? The first glimpse we get of the vampire community is a WW2 style vampire safe house, complete with said period's costumes, and the NSA's costumes are very Nazi-like.
Because I've always been a fan of vampire stories and I like to experiment with different genres, I bought three Jean Rollin films.
OK so its not the best vampire flick ever made ( the lost boys, was better) but its pure fun - Did you honestly think any of the actors would take there roles that seriously in a tales from the crypt movie?? Angie Everhart is great as the wise cracking vamp and Erika Eleniak is not much different from her bay-watch character, so you can kind of get the idea what its going to be like - go in open minded and just go with the flow.
It's been close to 30 years since I watched this movie with Richard Lynch as the blonde vampire, and who played the part to perfection.
When Bram Stoker decided to name his famous vampire after a legendary Romanian prince, it had very very little to do with vampires at all.
Jean Rollin's "La Morte Vivante"/"The Living Dead Girl" is an excellent erotic ultra-gory vampire tale and I like it very much.The film has some wonderful atmosphere and some striking images of eternal painful life.There is plenty of graphic gore to satisfy fans of extreme horror.Along with all of the gore there is a large amount of beautiful naked women running around.Rollin's trademark photography is naturally here but this film is much gorier than his other films that I've seen.Francoise Blanchard who plays bloodthirsty Catherine is incredibly beautiful.Overall,I enjoyed this film and you should too if you like zombie/vampire cinema.There is also an unofficial sequel to this one called "The Revenge of the Living Dead Girls"(1987).
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