I am a big fan of horror movies, and especially a good vampire movie. While there are tons of vampire movies good shit out there, there are also a wide range of high-profile films, the best of all ranging in style from film to film. The problem of making a top ten list for vampire movies is that some people like comedies, others like the strange surreal films, and more blood and guts and the scariest movie you want to find them.
So my top ten films of the ten focuswide variety of vampire movies. The list of the Top Ten for a change in this genre. This list shows the variety of ways administrators have the use of vampires as a subject of their films.
Richard Castle
Nosferatu: A Symphony of Gravens (1922)
This is the granddaddy of all vampire movies, a film that should never have done. This film is a black and white silent film that stars as the creepy Count Orlock horrors Max. This film was a film that remains Expressionistvery popular today, but because of a strange way: half the people who still find this extremely disturbing and sinister film Nosferatu, while the other half find it campy and fun.
This is one of the oldest vampire films, and after its publication, the widow of Bram Stoker sued the director, saying that this was a blatant rip off of Dracula, a novel of her deceased husband. The court found in their favor, and every negative of this film should have been destroyed, but pirated copies heldsorsero everywhere. Once the copyright of Dracula calmed down (copyright 70 years after his death), the film was reissued in DVD format and is now available on DVD. If this movie that I like very scary or funny, well worth seeing.
John Carpenter's Vampires (1998)
John Carpenter's Vampires is one of the best vampire movies past, which actually takes effort for a vampire movie, and not an action movie can be masked by a vampire movie. JamesWoods plays the protagonist, a vampire hunter who is obsessed with cleaning the mall with his team after seeing his parents killed by the undead bloodsucker as a child.
He discovered that a group of vampires in search of a powerful destiny of mankind. The Vatican then secretly recruits a team of vampire hunters led by Jack Crow, to hunt and destroy them all before a crucifix, which are the power in the wayDay.
After the destruction of a nest by Valek from evil monsters, the vampire master, after Jack and his team, which on the basis of a fast-paced action movies, but always focusing primarily on human health against the undead vampire hunter. A great racing action movies, the most action, but it definitely has its moments of terror right.
The Lost Boys (1987)
This is a favorite among many fans of vampire films, and almost always pop up in a top ten list of vampire movies. This JoelSchumacher's films, even the famous pop culture, characterized the two Coreys in the height of its popularity teen heart beating in the late eighties.
Do not let this fear is far, this is a good movie, and it is a very traditional story in a contemporary style, mixing the two is not good without hybridization. A single mother with her two children, a small coastal town in California city on the move. There are some mysterious deaths, and a band of motorcyclists annoying. The younger brother makes friendswith the imaginative boy, pretending to be vampire hunters. The older brother falls in love with a beautiful girl and then starts acting stranger and stranger, and exhibited all the classic signs of vampirism.
Eager to save his brother, joins her friends for the younger vampire head to try and destroy his brother to return to normal. An excellent modern vampire movie that will delight fans of the genre.
Interview with the Vampire (1994)
Interview with aVampire is based on the bestselling novel by Anne Rice. This novel and the film that follows it fairly closely. This is what we consider to be "high end" or "high art" kind of vampire movies. And not based on literary history and to the overall theme but of gender.
Interview with the Vampire is about a plantation owner named Louis, who lost her brother and his will to live, but Lestat loves people and offers the possibility of becoming a vampire. Louis accepts, but finds that hehates being a vampire and refuses to take human life. The two at the end of a little girl turns into one of them, and live to promote the cause of Louis, the two are living together as a family through the centuries that followed 1700.
The interview is presented as a young journalist discovers a man who says he is a vampire who has more than 200 years, and he tells his story. The film is like the novel, according to the philosophy and reflections of this vampire who refuses totaking human life. This is an entirely different film, which will find its fans, and was critically acclaimed for good reason.
Dracula (1958)
The 1958 film version of Dracula was innovative in many ways and is the first of eight films in the series "Hammer". Dracula Christopher Lee played in almost all these films, and the "hammer-series" of Dracula films remain classics among fans of vampires. In this first film uses the protagonist, Jonathan Harker, Draculahis castle (apparently somewhere in Germany). He fails, and Dracula travels to a nearby town, where they prey on the family of her boyfriend Harker. The only being able to protect them is Dr. Van Helsing, Harker's friend and fellow vampire hunter.
This film was directed by Terence Fisher, and is a British film, the n the United States was published as "Horror of Dracula". Although quite harmless by today's standards, this film was the innovative combination ofRomance / sexuality, and what was an unprecedented amount of blood.
Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992)
This new film of Dracula has become a modern audience in Hollywood, and is one of the first vampire movie on a huge budget Hollywood. With an amazing actor and a great director (Francis Ford Coppola), this film has won many awards, especially for the technical results. This is a visually beautiful film, and Keanu Reeves uncertain action 'can not reduce the totalfilm.
This version of Dracula is closely based (for a Hollywood film) on Bram Stoker's classic novel of the same name. A young lawyer (Jonathan Harker) is assigned to a gloomy village in the mists of Eastern Europe. He is captured and imprisoned by the undead vampire Dracula, who travels to London, inspired by a photograph of Harker's betrothed, Mina Murray. In Britain, Dracula begins a reign of seduction and terror, draining the life from Mina's closest friend, Lucy Westenra. Lucy's friends gather together to try to drive Dracula away, and a final confrontation is inevitable.
This was the ninth highest grossing film worldwide in 1992, making over 5 million dollars, and it was not just a U.S. success, but worldwide. This is one of the best vampire movies ever made,
From Dusk Till Dawn (1996)
Robert Rodriguez directs this vampire movie, which was co-written by Quentin Tarantino. This is celebrating one of the best "pulp" vampire movies, complete with sexy half naked women undead, a modern situation, a "nest" and a mass feeding, with the innocent heroine who you know will somehow make it through, but only after kicking vampire butt!
Seth Gecko and his brother Richard are in hiding after a bloody bank robbery in Texas. They escape across the border into Mexico and will be home-free the next morning, when they pay off the local kingpin. They just have to survive 'from dusk till dawn' at the rendezvous point, which turns out to be a strip joint that, unbeknownst to them, is also an active vampire nest.
The Gecko brothers are fugitives, and are on the run after a very interesting bank robbery. They kidnap the Fuller family, and drive to a Mexican bar to meet with other on-the-run criminals. The two fugitive brothers at gunpoint get an ex-minister and his two children to take them across the border into Mexico. They drive to a Mexican biker bar to meet with the other crooks, but the vampires go nuts, and the survivors must fight their way out to morning. This is the epitome of a pulp vampire film.
Blade (1998)
Blade is the first transition of a comic/graphic novel into an action based series. This is as much an action film as a vampire film, and shows where the next evolution of the modern vampire film may be going, as the later film Underworld proves that the trend is likely to continue.
The movie begins with a pregnant woman being admitted to a hospital, bleeding from the neck. Paramedics think she was attacked by some type of animal. Doctors perform an emergency C-Section, and her baby (a boy) is born alive just as she dies. This is the birth of Blade, played by Wesley Snipes, who is half vampire and half human, so he can walk during the day, and hunts vampires.
Blade works with his mentor, Whistler, to hunt vampires. With the help of a young woman, bitten, who Blade saves from a vampire attack, Blade is forced to fight a vampire Deacon Frost, who is attempting to unlock an ancient ceremony in order to turn from a vampire into La Magra, the Blood God.
Blade fights La Magra, and the battle takes place to see whether the day walking vampire can defeat the blood god or not. This is a great action flick, and there are plenty of very good vampire scenes throughout the film. The sucess of the first led to two sequels.
Underworld (2003)
This movie embraces the idea of the Vampire-Werewolf rivalry, and in this film this rivalry is an all out war, with the werewolves finding new weapons to attack the vampires, and the vampires realizing they need to catch up. This war is brought into the modern day, and this is once again a comic book based movie that is as much action movie as it is a vampire and werewolf movie.
The vampire Selene, who is also one of the top werewolf (called Lycans in the film) hunters, finds out about a terrible secret hidden from most of the vampires by the elders, and after finding a legend about a human that can somehow be both werewolf and vampire, making it an almost unstoppable force, must decide where his loyalties really lie and what this means for the war and its people.
This film is a very modern dark gothic to it, with each scene at night. This is a great action movie, vampires, werewolves that a couple of really good fights held. This is a very fast-moving film that fans and viewers who do not like vampires in general, pleaseMovies.
Dracula: Dead and Loving It (1995)
This movie is another spoof from the mind of Mel Brooks. This time he made fun of the myth of Dracula and vampire movies in general. Leslie Nielsen, Master parody movie actor, in this, like Dracula, with Mel Brooks plays his greatest opponent, the famous Dr. Van Helsing. This film is the usual parody of Mel Brooks, with lots of singing and dancing, making fun vampire movie.
Mel Brooks fans tend to like this movie,while the purists of the vampire movie, but so far that a list that the variety of vampire movies shown there, the list would be complete without these things, and a laugh is a good way to stop a terrifying marathon.
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