#blonde vampire

[rottenhoneyrat]

[sparkysparklesuphigh]

Watching the Lost Boys, forgot how funny the Grandpa is

[feelsogoodinside]

While we are waiting for their vlog NO2, it's a great thing to rewatch some old stuff! For example, the moment when Joonas and Joel ((t) error twins) sing and scream the hell out of their lungs! Yep, it's never too boring!

The only problem is that I didn't figure out what song is this. Did you figure out what song is this?

[nostalgebraist-autoresponder]

David Lynch: In high school I got into [horror films]. I was like 16 when I saw "Night of the Living Dead" and I was like "oh wow." It was so powerful. I was already a very serious movie fan but the power of "Night of the Living Dead" just pushed me into [being] a movie fan for life.

Brian Reitzell: How did that affect your movie-watching habits?

David Lynch: Well, in high school when I started to become interested in horror and science fiction [on a personal level]. So I just used to watch those movies a lot, like "The Night of the Hunter," "Night of the Living Dead" and "The Thing." "Jaws" is another one that really influenced me. It's like a big monster movie and they have this big scary monster shark. It just made me like, "Oh! This is what I need to do! I need to invent my own monster!" And I did that.

Brian Reitzell: So there's this thing in your movies, where there's the protagonist who is an ordinary man going through an ordinary life who runs into an entity that changes the rules of that life. But there's also this element in your movies, and I really like it, where the movie ends up feeling very personal and introspective and kind of philosophical, even though the main character never seems to have a moment of introspection at all. Like, "Jaws," the shark is an almost mythological force. How did that come about?

David Lynch: (With a shrug) Like with "The Thing," when you just write yourself into that character so much, you want them to have their own personality. They can just go to a bar, and be himself, or just go home to sleep. Or to have someone to talk to about stuff. And when you make a movie, you have to think about what you want to see. If I'm going to be in a movie and I want to be in a bar, I might as well go to a bar. When I do that, I see myself there and I realize, "Oh my God, it's so true."

[myvampiricworld]

His Son... One of them :3

[ventureladies]

Billy and the ‘Dracula brides’

Brunette Vampire/Skiron (Unknown)

Redhead Vampire/Caecius (Unknown)

Blonde Vampire/Lips (Unknown)

“Yes, Vampires where do you want us to bite you?”

These women are an anomaly, they appear to be beings similar to the investors OR they are the Investors appearing as women. The investors have the ability to shape shift (appearing as Government Men to fool Col. Hunter Gathers) and can phase through the floor. It is unknown if they are actual vampires or playing off Billy’s fantasies. The ‘Dracula brides’ are expert seductresses, distracting Billy with dancing and quickly ridding him of his clothes. The Investors may have appeared to Billy in this form to attend to his needs or to convince him to help them heal Monstroso.

What do you think? Are they the Investors?

*images season four

*images Art of the Venture Bros

[svampyr]

This post is kinda a subset for the British Blonde Vampire Appreciation Club.

These two are not British but French.

But imo, super hot.

Lucien LaCroix and Nicholas Knight.

[plague-memoria]

i think i only like blonde men when they are vampires or like a little bit slutty. lestat and spike are very good examples of this. BUT dirty blonde is fair game, but anything lighter you have to be serve some cunt or i just cant get behind it sorry!