#vampire films

[nastyphoenix]

The Vampire Happening (1971)

Dir. Freddie Francis

[vintage-tigre]

Continuity Polaroid of Catherine Deneuve on the set of The Hunger, 1982/83

[noahsartt]

so whenever the sept-nov period rolls around again i suddenly remember how i'll never actually know what the swoon of the vampire bite that anne rice wrote about feels like...

[elvirashauntedhills]

Queen of the Damned (2002) DVD snap case

[oneiric-wanderlust]

Jack O'Connell on Remmick's Vampire Cult.

“He’s a devout believer in the church of Remmick,” O’Connell explains. “It was just finding conviction in that and offering that to his victims as something that they’re going to benefit from...Above all things, in Remmick’s mind, he’s the protagonist of that story.”-Jack O'Connell.

Sinners (2025) │ Directed by Ryan Coogler.

[didanagy]

BRAM STOKER'S DRACULA (1992)

dir. francis ford coppola

[pirate-radios]

Best vampire film?

The Lost Boys (1987)

What We Do in the Shadows (2014)

Interview with the Vampire (1994)

The Hunger (1983)

Nosferatu (1922)

Dracula (1931)

Only Lovers Left Alive (2013)

Another film (pls tell!)

Voting ended onFeb 11, 2024

[the-crooked-library]

on the Doylist level, the concept of a hotel named after Dracula’s Daughter (1936) is a great little nod to vampire media history, much like the Twilight poster in the intro. on the Watsonian level, though, the concept of Louis de Pointe du Lac owning a hotel that he named after one of the first and most influential lesbian vampires in film, who is cursed into her undeath by the unavoidable sin of being her father’s daughter, is patently insane. Louis, buddy, there are so many things wrong with you oh my god