Good, not cheesy, Vampire movies

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Anonymous wrote:Only Lovers Left Alive

ooh, I want to see this? Is it out on Netflix? On Demand? I'm gonna go look.

[Anonymous]

I actually met James Marsters, Allison Hannigan and Tony Head. Tony Head was dead sexy IRL. Buffy was EPIC. When it was on I had weekly Buffy parties at my house, where everyone would come over and we would watch.

I really miss those days.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Only Lovers Left Alive

ooh, I want to see this? Is it out on Netflix? On Demand? I'm gonna go look.

Hmm...looks like it comes out August 19th on DVD.

[Anonymous]

Let the Right One In is great. I haven't seen the American remake, Let Me In.

Buffy the Vampire Slayer/Angel
30 Days of Night
Cronos
We Are the Night
Near Dark
The Lost Boys

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I actually met James Marsters, Allison Hannigan and Tony Head. Tony Head was dead sexy IRL. Buffy was EPIC. When it was on I had weekly Buffy parties at my house, where everyone would come over and we would watch.

I really miss those days.

IRL or on the screen!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I actually met James Marsters, Allison Hannigan and Tony Head. Tony Head was dead sexy IRL. Buffy was EPIC. When it was on I had weekly Buffy parties at my house, where everyone would come over and we would watch.

I really miss those days.

IRL or on the screen!

in real life!

[Anonymous]

Fright Night (remake)

It was a vamp movie a la Lost Boys... non campy fun, yet still full of thrills. Colin Farrell and Shirtless David Tennant didn't hurt either.

[Anonymous]

More of a superhero film, but I really liked both of the Blade movies (and the animated series as well)

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Let Me In is fantastic.

Bram Stoker's Dracula. The cinematography is outstanding.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Fright Night (remake)

It was a vamp movie a la Lost Boys... non campy fun, yet still full of thrills. Colin Farrell and Shirtless David Tennant didn't hurt either.

I was going to recommend the original with Chris Sarandon.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Lost Boys
Salem's Lot
Interview with a Vampire
Buffy
Blade (didn't actually see this one but wanted to)

I liked Blade (all 3) - more action movie than drama, but I like action movies (I'm female BTW).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm looking for some good vampire movies. Not ones that are just cheesy love stories (it's okay if there is an element of a love story as long as it's not stupid), or just about sex, etc.

Can anyone suggest some?[um, well, ... twilight im kinda shy...

[Anonymous]

You can't go wrong with "Interview with a Vampire".

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Blade 1 and Blade II

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Anonymous wrote:You can't go wrong with "Interview with a Vampire".

Havent seen it in years but I remember when I saw it, it was GOOD stuff.