Being bored, i wondered who prefered what movie
and perhaps why they choose that particular movie (looks more possible, is more fun?, or something else)

so lets hear it =)

If theres one i choose its deffenatly interview
i like the way ann rice describes vampires
(if only i got to read the books <_< )

dont all rush in at once now ... <_<

I haven't seen Vampire Journals.. is that one good ?

My fave vampire movie of all time is still probably the original Salem's Lot.

well, i havent seen all of the movies, i was planning on getting the most popular ones that came out of the poll..

You left out Nosferatu, I'm boycotting it until you remedy this! :D

Erm... now i have a new task to watch all those movies... will answer the poll after that...

Actually - Salem's Lot was one of my favorite movies of all time. And as for the list, IWTV was the only movie I haveseen that was listed...

(yeah, remember... I spend all my time online, I rarely watch movies...)

ehrm, maybe one of the admins can add nosferatu, Salem's Lot and a "other" option to the poll B) (hint hint)

hmm i never fully watched interview but i do own brom stokers dracula and some of the other movies i havent seen

Hello everyone!

I haven't seen all those movies (just 5 of 7), but for the ones I have seen, it is kind of difficult to decide between IWTV and Bram Stoker's Dracula (I suppose it is the one directed by Francis Ford Coppola), But I made up my mind for the second one, Maybe IWTV is better in some aspects, but I got, somewhat, marked by Bram Stoker's novel... That is why I voted for that movie.

I think the best film of all time is 'The Vampire Lovers' (1970). It is deeply erotic.

I wasn't able to add options to the poll, Unbound, only edit the existing ones...

And you missed the best, or at least cutest one...the little Vampire...I loved that movie. That's how my kids are going to look when they get older... :D

I voted for Bram Stokers anyway...but just because Gary Oldman is so damn hot in that one... *grins*

The best Vampire movie I've seen so far was definatly Interview with the vampire.

I couldn't agree more...

I have seen "Vampire Journals." I own it on VHS. It is a good movie. I have been watching it for years. It is an ok movie when it comes to vampire fact. I thought some parts were beautiful. I love beauty. I have introduced it to many friends and they liked it a lot, and remember it always. I do not like the head vampire in that. Well, the :bad" guy whoever he is. He makes the fact he is a vampire almost comedic. He's being "too much" of a vampire if that's even possible. Some may know what I mean. None-the-less it was a good flick.
I still think the Anne Rice novel based movie, "Interview with the Vampire" was the best vampire movie ever released.

Regards & a Deadly Embrace

I have seen, and own all those movies listed. As I said, I liked Interview with the Vampire best. Prince of Darkness was also very good. I adored the ending. I do not see how that could not draw in anyone.

Vlad-"Will you walk with me?"

Cneajna-"I will walk with you..."
*Than they walk together back to the castle.

By the way. Vlad's wife was named Cneajna. I am not sure of the spelling. That's close though. "Cneajna" is the romanian spelling for the english name "Lydia." And the romanian pronunciation I believe. But since "Prince of Darkness" was all in english pretty much...that is probably why they said "Lydia."

Regards & a spilling of that fatal Elixir

Best Movie was Stroker's. Maybe I am insane (maybe?) but I cried like hell at the end.

I love reading all of the Rice Chronicles, but the movies lose so much.

The Movie "Queen of the Damned" did lose a lot of the passion and feel from the actual Anne Rice Novel. But Interview with the Vampire was only enhanced by the film made. Anne Rice agrees, as you can see at the beginning of that movie. The casting and script was wonderful. Bram Stokers Dracula was ok, but mainly just fiction and a movie for fans of the dark nature and some action. Wynona Ryder did a nice job in that film though.

Regards.

My favorite movie of all time is Interview with the Vampire. I haven't seen Queen of the Damned yet, I dont think it will be as good as IWTV but hopefully it will come close. I love Bram Stokers Dracula too. I also like the lost boys. :)

Interview with the Vampire is the best movie out of all of them cause it tells u more about a vampires life and what some go through and the life of one is not so easy as one belives. Queen of the Damned is a great movie and book as well.

Can't forget The Lost boys

Of the list I enjoyed Blade. But sometimes for a laugh, I enjoy a comedy... Dracula: Dead and Loving It with Leslie Neilsen, and Love at First Bite with George Hamilton comes to mind. What a spoof! :lol:

The lost boys

the best vampire movie is interview with the vampire
kirsten dunst is the best and brad and tom well

i liked blade but mostly for the blood and gore aspect

Well, My vote goes to IWTV. It is just an awesome movie. I was highly disappointed with Queen of the Damned. It was ok but no near the quaility of IWTV. Although my favorite movie scene goes to Blade an the bloodbath seen. That was awesome.

Hey my favorite movie isnt on there but its called "Vampires" B) . Anyways check ya later

Blade hands down for me!!

Vampires who know martial arts and drives cool cars!

Does it get much better than that?




I have not heard of that one. Can you tell me a little about it?

Hmmm, it may be apparent that Queen of The Damned did it for me

Hey I've got a few of them. I'll even mail em to ya if you want. I have Interview, the vampire Lestat, tale of the body theif, the vampire Armand, and Memnoch the devil.... Lemme know Unbound

Ah and for the poll there just aren't enough to choose from.
Or the classic Nosferantu? Son/ Daughter of Dracula are also oldies but goodies....
And Vampire hunter D... yum
Vampires: los muertos
So so many more!
But my favorite is Dracula. Just because Gary Oldman makes a good vampire. You can see him in other things and not really recognize him unlike other top notchers like Tom cruise, Stewart Townsend, brad pitt, vincent perez et cetra...

Who on earth would vote for either Blade??????

I totally agree!!! But I'm also a fan of the Lost Boys <wink, wink>

LOL...does anyone here remember Fright Night??... :lol:

yeah!!i remember that movie,i still have it.love fright night.

And lets not forget "Love at First Bite"...starring the ever fake and baked George Hamilton....

one more vote for IWTV :P

I to will vote for IWTV. I love the movie but I love the book even more.

I choose Dracula 2000 just becasue I like the twist on Drac's background. I also kjust saw Interveiw again but this time after I had read the book. The movie coulda been darker but it's pretty good.

Why didn't they do a Vampire Lestat movie before they did Queen of the Damned?

Queen of the damned is really The vampire lestat and Queen smashed together.

Why wouldn't anyone vote for blade? Are you saying our opinions are incorrect?

Blade 1 is one of my favoret movies of all time.

I actually diged Mary Poppins.

Interview was the best. No second guesses on that one.

TUO....why did you not list Nosferatu, , probably the best film ever based upon a vampyre...:D

Yea, that was a good flick. And the story of the acter that playd Nosferatu (can`t remember his name).

Anyone ever saw "the Fearless Vampire Slayers" ??
Now that was funny.

kinda odd too , the fearless vampire slayers, it starred sharon tate androman polanski, who were at the center of the manson slayings, *roman polanski didnt get killed , for he was away*. but yes that is an awesome film, very camp ....i loved it...

I agree with morph... gotta watch the rest of the ones i haven't seen.
Salem's lot was real good... really good.
I like the anne rice books better than the movies, gives more detail.
Since i'm a history nut (just plain nuts?:P) I like Dracula, prince of darkness the most:)

I have watched a few of the list .. but not all of them attracts me. I must say, Bram Stoker's Dracula is one of the best, but classics like Nosferatu and an indie film called Razor Blade Smile are more intricated and daring.

None of the Above....I have to agree with Sire on Salem's Lot....twas a fabulous flick, and much like the Exorcist, it remains one of the best to this day...

Never saw it. Though I drove by Salem, Mass one day. Couldnt see much from the road.